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Charlee Glock-Jackson On April 24, Peninsula-area voters will be asked to pass a $220 million capital facilities bond to rebuild, modernize or otherwise upgrade local schools.
According to school district superintendent Rob Manahan, the bond request is the result of a nearly year-long process that included meetings with more than 100 community members.
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