Swampscott Patch reviews five top stories from the second week in February.
1) A police station proposal is imminent
The met twice least week. Once themselves and once with other officials and residents. The topics included how to get a new station built — especially how to pay for it.
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2) The school budget was presented
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School officials unveiled their for the next school year. The increase is 2.8 percent. The spending reduces, adds and realigns education responsibilities.
3) School Committee race won't include incumbent
Committee member announced she would not seek reelection. There are two seats open on the panel. The other is held by Glenn Paster.
4) Hadley celebrates 100 years
The Hadley School held a spirited on Friday honoring 100 years at the Redington Street school.
The celebration included songs, dance, cake and special visitors.
5) Jonathan Derr inspires people
, a young man with Down syndrome, spoke to Patch about his life and work promoting education opportunities for people with disabilities.
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