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Terry school board choses Jackson Contractor Group for bond project

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The Terry School Board selected Jackson Contractor Group of Miles City on Nov. 4 to oversee the district’s $1.5 million school improvement project. The board followed the building committee’s recommendation one day after voters approved the bond.Terry Public Schools’ $1.5 million bond will fund work to address settling beneath the high school gym floor, replace the floor and bleachers, and repaint the gym. The project also includes installing a restroom that complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act, replacing the remaining original windows in the Bolin building and replacing an aging sewer line beneath the gym.Both the building committee and the Terry School Board met Nov. 4 to discuss the findings of two interviews held with general contractors for the project.The building committee consisting of Kathy Meidinger, Ben Pehl, Megan Murrell and Barb Sackman met first to discuss the findings of interviews conducted Oct.

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