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All School Budgets in County Pass: Election Results
05/17/17 09:00am
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    Lewis County, NY- Voters across the county's five school districts approved
    budgets for the 2017/18 school year yesterday. Results for each school are
    listed below.

    Beaver River: The budget passed by a vote of 224-53. A resolution to buy
    three buses passed 229-47 and another to increase annual funding for the
    Croghan Free Library from $40,000 to $45,000 passed 186-91.Samuel
    Chamberlain was elected to the school board with 147 votes. Bobby Cobb
    received 120 votes.

    Copenhagen Central: The budget passed by a vote of 91-13. A resolution to
    transport students for Head Start passed 99-5. Alfred E. Tomaselli was re-
    elected to the school board, receiving 90 votes.

    Harrisville: The budget passed 119-29. A proposition to buy one bus passed
    120-28 and another to increase the annual amount for Harrisville Free Library
    from $50,000 to $55,000 passed 85-62. Parish Atkinson was re-elected to the
    school board, receiving 134 votes.

    Lowville Academy: The budget passed 277-13. A proposition establishing a
    tax stabilization reserve fund passed 280-8 and another to buy three buses
    passed 267-21. A resolution to continue transportation for Head Start students
    passed 273-16 and another to increase annual funding for the Lowville Free
    Library from $60,000 to $70,000 and the William H. Bush Memorial Library in
    Martinsburg from $20,000 to $30,000 passed 260-27. Rebecca Kelly(275
    votes), Thomas Schneeberger(255 votes) and Michael Young(243 votes), were
    each re-elected to the board of education.

    South Lewis: The budget passed 257-53. A proposition to buy three buses
    passed 259-50 and another to increase annual funding for the district's four
    public libraries from $60,000 to $80,000 passed 241-67. Andrew Liendecker
    (250 votes) and Dawn D. Ludovici(224votes) were elected to the board of
    education.