Hello ladies and gentlemen. My name is George A. Sanders and this is a special report for the town meeting on October the 28th, 2025 regarding the Shaker Lane school article
which will require a twoth3 vote to pass. I want to share with you the found and true numbers of the project so that you will be better informed when you
cast your vote. One, the school true cost is 98.1 million to bill. Two, the state true grant is 38.2
million. Three, the town's true net cost is 59.9 million. Four, the true startup cost of 9.2
million is deducted from the 59.9 million. Five, the town's true total cost becomes 50.7 million plus interest.
Six, my petition of 500k will offset the annual debt payment. 7 50.725 million plus 22.975
million for interest equal 73.7 million total cost. Eight. If the town can provide 500k yearly over 20 years in levy, then
nine, the town true cost will drop from 73.7 million to 63.7 million. And if not 10, the loan will all be paid without
side levy funds if the inside levy of 500k is not available. I will be voting yes for the new school. If taxpayers
vote no, we can pay over 2.7 million plus 44 million to fix the school with no state or federal government help. Look,
46.73 million in repairs versus a new school at 50.725 million. I thank you for watching this special
report. I'm George A. Sanders, producer of Straight Talk. Thank you. Hi, I'm Michael Wilson and I'm proud to be the new director of veteran services here in Littleton. As a fellow veteran,
I understand the unique challenges that come with military service and the transition back to civilian life. That's why I'm here, to make sure every veteran and their family in our community knows they're not alone and they're not forgotten. Our office is here to help you access the benefits you've earned.
Whether it's VA healthcare, pensions, disability claims, education assistance, housing support, or emergency financial help. If you served or you know someone who served, we're here to serve you. Many veterans don't realize what's available to them or how easy it can be
to get started. That's what we're here for. One conversation could make a real difference in your life. So whether you served recently or decades ago, come talk to us. Call, email, or just stop by. Let's make sure you're getting everything you deserve. Thank you for
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Clerk's Office. Today I'm here to talk with you about the November 1st special election. First, let me tell you what the election is for. On Tuesday, October 28th, at the special town meeting, the town will be
voting for a new Shakelain school project, which must pass by a twothirds vote. Once that vote takes place, a ballot vote must take place for a Proposition 2 and a half override
question to pay for the Shalane school project. Thus the reason for the special election. On Monday, September 29th, our office will be mailing out early
election ballots, which are exactly like the one you see here. You may now be asking, why am I receiving this in the mail? I don't remember asking for one,
but in the earlier part of the year when you requested a mail-in ballot for the May election, it was for all elections. And so we are following your request. You may do one of three things.
Decide not to vote by mail and ignore the one you received. Vote in person, not vote at all. But remember, every vote counts and every voice counts.
If you have any questions, call the clerk's office at 978-540241. Thank you and have a great day. [Music] Heat. Heat.
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