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Highlights: MHSAA boys soccer state semifinals
HOWELL, Mich. (News 10) - Two Mid-Michigan boys soccer teams played in the state semifinals on Wednesday night. In Division 3 at Parker Middle School in Howell, Williamston battled Grosse Ile to a scoreless tie through regulation and extra time. The Hornets got two big saves from senior goalie Beckam Harbert in penalty kicks, and freshman Ari Najor scored the winning goal as Williamston won the shootout 4-2. Williamston will face Elk Rapids in the state championship game at Grand Ledge High School on Saturday at 12:30 p.m.
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Howell Voters Approve District's Non-Homestead Operating Millage Renewal
Howell Public Schools is thanking voters for passing the district's non-homestead operating millage renewal Tuesday:. "Howell Public Schools is grateful for the support of district residents in approving both the non-homestead operating millage renewal and restoration proposals in the Nov. 3 election. Approval of the renewal allows the district to continue levying the 18-mill non-homestead operating millage beyond the expiration of the current authorization in 2027. Approval of the restoration returns the district's authorized millage rate to 19.0495 mills, the rate approved by voters in 2014. Under Michigan's school funding system, established by Proposal A in 1994, school districts must levy an 18-mill non-homestead operating millage to receive their full per-pupil funding as established by the state of Michigan.
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Voters consider whether to take on $1.3 billion in new school debt
Residents of 19 school districts will determine the fate of $1.3 billion in increased debt for building improvements and other purchases. The largest debt request comes from Chippewa Valley Schools, which wants to borrow $288 million. DeWitt Public Schools seeks voter permission to issue $157 million in bonded debt, and Grand Ledge Public Schools wants approval to take on $123.5 million in debt.