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The proposal has been in the works for almost two years, but the identity of the company looking to buy 2,900 acres in Mason County has been shrouded by non-disclosure agreements.
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There are fewer higher-performing schools statewide this year. The Dept. of Education says that's due to its "change" metric, which can lower a district's score for not showing annual improvement.
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Drivers are expected to return to work next Tuesday, when students return from fall break.
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