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LETTER: In Appreciation Of Our Teachers

By: greenwichfreepress | May 2, 2022

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Teacher Appreciation Week

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Duus: Multiple Reasons to Retain the Current Debt Policy
"Longer repayment periods can ease the immediate burden on taxpayers and accommodate more capital spending sooner. Shorter repayment periods, however, reduce total interest costs by repaying principal sooner and by generally obtaining lower borrowing rates." – Andy Duus
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