CHESTER COUNTY, S.C. — Chester County voters denied a $116 million school bond.
The bond would have built a new Chester high school and expanded other schools.
If approved, voters would have paid an extra $170 to $340 in taxes a year.
The last time Chester County tried to pass a bond for schools it failed, which was two years ago.
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