Unit 5 is giving up almost
400-thousand dollars a year in the hope that a start-up car company brings jobs
to Bloomington-Normal. School leaders last
night voted to extend Rivian tax breaks. Unit 5 is giving up the most money, about 390-thousand dollars a year for
the next four years, to get the car maker into the old Mitsubishi plant.
Town leaders say without Rivian the
plant will be torn down and the school will get nothing. Unit 5 leaders aren't saying how they're
going to patch the hole in their budget.
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