Waterloo has little else to cut and no choice but to keep putting levies on the ballot

- Carter Eugene Adams

ATWATER — Meaghan McIntosh is a lifelong resident of the Randolph-Atwater area. She’s a K-12 alumna of Waterloo Local School District, and so are her mom and her aunts, one of whom teaches seventh grade in the district.

McIntosh has fond memories from her time at Waterloo and is happy her son, now in second grade, attends the same school she did.

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