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Governor Mifflin adopts proposed final budget with hike in property taxes
SHILLINGTON, Pa. – Residents in the Governor Mifflin School District could see a property tax hike. At a workshop meeting Monday night, the school board approved the proposed final budget for fiscal ...
05/5/2024 - 1:00 pm | View Link
Smyrna budget issues: residents may see higher utility bills by July but no tax hike
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Vero Beach OKs tenfold increase in storm-water fee; 971% hike to help clean Indian River Lagoon
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