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Dist. 111 counting on some state aid

MINOOKA, Ill. — While the state is behind in its payments to school districts, Minooka Community High School District 111 can expect to receive four payments again this year, said Superintendent Jim Colyott. 

The caveat is that two payments will be money owed the high school district from the 2012 fiscal year and two payments will be for the current year.

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