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$10,500 for a long-term financial and sewer rate study from Ehlers & Associates. 2% cost-of-living increase for employees based off a poll of surrounding communities. .6% increase for the Pine River Area Sanitary District (sewer). 2.4% increase for the audit. $4,500 for liability insurance. 3%-5% increase for most and 10% increase for police in workers compensation insurance. $4,000 increase for the fire contract. $5,000 increase for road maintenance. $130,000 for bond payments, which will increase to $165,000 in 2022. $7,000 for council and committee member pay increases. Monthly increases a...

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leadership. and andy harris is the guy to do it. >> undecided. >> reporter: after all of these months, a tie is like they have been running in place. >> that tells you the nature of the country now. and people are frustrated. and i think that's understandable. ultimately, it comes down to people economically wanting to feel better about where we are. and i think that frustration is understandable. >> it could could make for a long election night. >> certainly last time, it took several days. but i think this time, i think the people who are most enthusiastic about voting really want ...

department of education views bullying as a serious problem. and they applaud this new effort to tackle it. >> i think it's a complicated new issue. >> state superintendent nancy grasmick has more. >> we have policies. we identify schools. where this is occurring. and i think we've attempted to really dig into it in terms of the kind of school environment, where it might be occurring. and how we change those environments. >> reporter: but some are still waiting for that change, worried about their kids. >> i think that if it conditions, it's going to somehow affect her mentally. and ...