Rising Diesel Prices Hit School Districts Hard as Midterms Loom
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With midterm elections just one week out, rising costs are hitting voters in battleground states across the United States, with the price of diesel fuel going up much quicker than many school districts were prepared to handle, forcing some to alter bus routes and extend wait times.
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