Landslide victory for Wilmington’s new high school
On Tuesday, December 5th, Wilmington voted overwhelmingly to build a new high school. 75% of the voters voted in favor of the 2 1/2 override. The new high school is expected to cost $82.6 million. Of the $82.6 million, the state will pay $37.99 million and the town will be responsible for the remaining $44.19 million.
