Jeff Edwards is a Society of Professional Journalists award-winning investigative reporter. He has told the stories of the bluebirds of Napa Valley, struggling standup comics in Philadelphia, day laborers in Indianapolis, a certain bluegrass festival in Telluride, heroin addiction in Tacoma and being tricked into eating a puffin in Iceland. His work has appeared in an array of far-flung publications including Salon, The Philadelphia Weekly, The Indianapolis Star, The Reykjavik Grapevine, Relix Magazine, Icon Magazine, Dayton Impact and The Tacoma Reporter.
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The voters decided on the $48,098,741 Elmsford schools budget and which candidates will serve on the board of education.
The voters decided on the $370.4 million New Rochelle schools budget and which candidates will serve on the board of education.
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The voters decided on the $150,125,516 Chappaqua schools budget and which candidates will serve on the board of education.
The voters decided on the $165.9 million Bedford schools budget and which candidates will serve on the board of education.
The voters said no to the $116,858,433 budget that exceeded the state levy cap.
Voters decided on the $176,560,406 Mamaroneck Union Free School District budget, and which candidates will serve on the board of education.
The voters decided on the $202,072,582 Lakeland schools budget and which candidates will serve on the board of education.
The voters said no to the $276.2 million Mount Vernon schools budget, and chose which candidates will serve on the board of education.
The voters decided on the $57,608,210 Bronxville schools budget and which candidates will serve on the board of education.
The voters decided on the $284,932,300 White Plains schools budget and which candidates will serve on the board of education.
The voters decided on the $117 million Rye schools budget and which candidates will serve on the board of education.