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						  Blue yard signs dot yards across St. John Township as the campaign for the Lake Central Schools referendum proposal kicks into high gear. With early voting in progress and Election Day only 31/2 weeks away, supporters of the measure are canvassing neighborhoods, holding fundraisers and rallies and handing out signs. The $160 million referendum plan aims to expand the aging high school with major renovations and to rebuild Protsman Elementary School in Dyer next to the current building. Both buildings aren&rsquo;t large enough to handle their load of students, so both have used portable classrooms, which cost about $326,000 each  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   