Columns/Editorials
April 28, 2023

an editorial – Growth has consequences

By From JT Staff Reports

Over the past month, residents have been talking about the levy on the May 2 ballot for Marysville Schools.
Much of the conversation has centered around the growth of the district and how it affects the school system.
We can clearly see that the district is bigger and a need for more money is inevitab...

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