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						  OSWEGO &mdash; The Oswego School Board approved a laundry list of capital improvement projects this week, just one meeting before the board must approve the terms of a bond sale to pay for their construction. Aside from the district&rsquo;s additions to Oswego and Oswego East high schools, the project with the biggest outlay will be a $2.7 million transportation center to replace the existing, aged facility. Administrators said the district had outgrown the current facility, which does not have enough space for the district&rsquo;s bus drivers all to gather at once for training and meetings. That project passed by a  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   