CAPE ELIZABETH – A $23.2 million school spending package for the new fiscal year was approved by Cape Elizabeth voters in a town-wide referendum Tuesday. The vote was 705 votes in favor, and 278 against, according to Town Clerk Debra Lane.
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CAPE ELIZABETH – A $23.2 million school spending package for the new fiscal year was approved by Cape Elizabeth voters in a town-wide referendum Tuesday. The vote was 705 votes in favor, and 278 against, according to Town Clerk Debra Lane.
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