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Palo Alto poised to restore funding for crossing guards after public uproar
Despite ongoing budget challenges, Palo Alto is preparing to restore some of the funding that it was planning to cut from the city's crossing guard program and to ask the school district to help pay for the popular service, according to a ...
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Despite ongoing budget challenges, Palo Alto is preparing to restore some of the funding that it was planning to cut from the city's crossing guard program and to ask the school district to help pay for the popular service, according to a ...
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According to Palo Alto Online’s source item, Palo Alto poised to restore funding for crossing guards after public uproar, Despite ongoing budget challenges, Palo Alto is preparing to restore some of the funding that it was planning to cut from the city’s crossing guard program and to ask the school district to help pay for the popular service, according to a recommendation that the City Council Finance Committee approved Tuesday.
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