Coventry Voters OK $108M Budget
![[CREDIT: Robert Ford] Three English teachers from Coventry High School try and stay dry as they stand at the entrance to Westwood Estates polling station urging those casting ballots in the June 13 budget election to vote “Yes.”](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Coventry-RI-budget-vote-2019-teachers-140x140.jpg)
COVENTRY, R.I. — Nearly 20 percent of Coventry’s 27,000 registered voters cast ballots to approve the $108 million 2020 fiscal year budget in the June 13 do-over. The nearly 20 […]
Coventry FY20 budget
![[CREDIT: Robert Ford] An electronic messaging sign urging Coventry voters to get out and vote on the revised town and school budgets, June 13 stands at the intersection of Sandy Bottom and Tiogue Avenue.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Coventry-Vote-Sign-140x140.jpg)
Coventry Decides on Trimmed $108M Budget June 13
COVENTRY, R.I. — Coventry Voters will get a $450,000 cheaper bite from the budget apple Tuesday, June 13 after rejecting the original spending plan in May. Edward Warzycha, interim town […]
