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Hancock — As part of the consolidation study mandated by a law passed last September, the Copper Country Intermediate School District looked at the consolidation and privatization of transportation services for all 13 districts in its three-county region, according to The Daily Mining Gazette.
"It probably will save a lot of money but it will also probably displace some people. It will be extremely controversial if we pursue it," ISD superintendent Dennis Harbour told the Mining Gazette.
Reference
"Transportation consolidation a political football," The Daily Mining Gazette, Jan. 24, 2008
