School Board Votes To Demolish Hilltop, Retain Land For Future Use

Jake Watson
2 days ago
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Updated: 2 days ago

CEDAR SPRINGS — After decades of debate and more than five years of renewed study, the Cedar Springs Public Schools Board of Education voted unanimously this week to demolish the historic Hilltop building and retain the property for future district use.

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