State of City will focus on school levy passage
Marysville City Council, News
February 24, 2025

State of City will focus on school levy passage

By Michael Williamson 

Marysville’s State of the City is next week and officials say a leading topic of discussion will be the Marysville school levy.

City Manager Terry Emery said, once again, the school district will be front and center at the annual address to the community on March 3.

One of three guests on the panel ...

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