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Ionia County voters approve library and special education millages

A2D News Desk

Ionia County voters approved a countywide library millage and a special education millage for Ionia Intermediate School District in Tuesday's primary election, each passing with about 60% of the vote.

The millages will fund government and school district services going forward.

In the Republican primary for the county's 3rd District Commissioner seat, Tim Ross was projected to win.

Read the full story at wlns.com.

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