WINONA, Minn. – It’s back to the drawing board. After two referendum issues failed at the ballot box, the chair of the Winona School Board, Nancy Denzer, said the Board needs to sit down and learn from the results. Both options of the $94 million referendumeach lost about the same 66% to 33%. “We are disappointed that the majority of those who voted in this election didn’t share our same vision to invest in our students by improving our spaces,” Denzer said. “Our needs are real, and they are not going away.”
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