Brookfield man who ran ads now says he opposed high school upgrades

Lisa Sink:

A neurosurgeon who spent $4,230 of his own money to run newspaper ads challenging a $62.2 million referendum to upgrade two Brookfield high schools said Monday that he wishes he would have spent another $10,000 to get it defeated.

Brookfield resident James Hollowell had said in March that his ads were not trying to advocate for or against the building plan and were merely to urge residents to investigate the accuracy of district information.

Posted by Jim Zellmer at July 23, 2008 3:33 AM
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