Cincinnati Levy Passes; Detroiters Back Elected Board
Cincinnati voters gave the city’s public schools a decisive victory Tuesday, approving a tax-levy renewal despite opposition from influential business and religious leaders. The levy, the renewal of a tax that generates $65.2 million annually for schools, or roughly 15 percent of the district’s budget, garnered the support of 59...
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