Mon, Nov 23 2009
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County voting light so far The Norman TranscriptIn Moore, incumbent Glenn Lewis is seeking his sixth term. He is being challenged by Paul Jaynes, a former Marine.
Included in Moore's school bond vote would be construction of two new elementary schools in the district, about $24.8 million. Another $12 million would go for a fine arts center at Moore High School; $10 million will be used to build and equip a new gymnasium, band room and athletic facilities at Westmoore High School. About $13 million would go for new computers, software and computer-related equipment throughout the district, plus additional security cameras. Carol Cole-Frowe 366-3538 ccole@normantranscript.com 
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