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School board asks supervisors for $140,000 to make tennis courts playable before season
Summary
After public pleas from coaches, students and volunteers, the Warren County School Board voted to seek a $140,000 appropriation from the Board of Supervisors for short‑term repairs to tennis courts at Warren County High and Skyline High so teams can practice in February.
The Warren County School Board voted on Sept. 17 to ask the Board of Supervisors for $140,000 to make temporary repairs to tennis courts at Warren County High School and Skyline High School.
The action followed a series of public comments by local coaches, students and volunteers describing deteriorated courts that are limiting practice and competition. "If we don't have those tennis courts repaired, we'll go from 19 public courts in the county to three," Jeff Brown, a boys tennis coach at Skyline, told the board, warning that…
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