Blame the Towns: Concord Lost $2.8 Million in State Aid, Then Got Blamed for Raising Taxes
Concord got $2.8 million less in state aid, cut 40 staff and raised property taxes 12.2 percent. Majority leaders then blamed local overspending.
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Concord got $2.8 million less in state aid, cut 40 staff and raised property taxes 12.2 percent. Majority leaders then blamed local overspending.
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