BOONE, Iowa---Now that voters in the Boone School District have approved the sale of nearly $16.1 million in bonds to cover the cost of a high school renovation project, the School Board will have to take a look at when they will sell that debt. During the Middle School construction project, the District actually conducted two bond sales in two different fiscal years. The matter is on the agenda for the School Board meeting Tuesday.
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