On Tuesday night, a record number of voters (2410) turned out to speak their minds on Wayne Central's Proposed Capital Project, and Proposition to build a Wind Turbine in the district. Both Propositions were turned down with a resounding No. On the Capital Project (which would have closed two schools and unified an updated "campus" of the remaining schools) the vote was 676 YES, to 1709 NO. On the Wind Turbine Proposal, the vote was 1008 YES, 1383 NO. Following the voting booth tallies, 82 absentee ballots  netted 65 more No votes (17 yes) on the Capital Project; and 48 more No votes (34 yes) for the Wind Turbine. This is the largest turnout since 2266 voters turned out in 1993. "We had to ask the question. We worked 6 years on these proposals, and tonight the voters answered," said Board member Jackie Brunner. "There is no Plan B," stated Superintendent Michael Havens. We now have a budget to complete by May and all our efforts will be on that. I guess the Board will wait for the new superintendent to discuss what is to be done next," he added.