If increasing property taxes by 20 percent will save the town and increase our property values, let’s forget the 20 percent and go with a 50 percent increase! Why limit a good thing?
This town’s politicians are as irresponsible as our federal buddies. Spend, spend, spend is all they know. No new projects and no more studies. Maintain what we have.
Oh, by the way, how are you going to vote for the next school budget override? That’s right, RedforEd is not going away.
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John Rafenstein
If increasing property taxes by 20 percent will save the town and increase our property values, let’s forget the 20 percent and go with a 50 percent increase! Why limit a good thing?
This town’s politicians are as irresponsible as our federal buddies. Spend, spend, spend is all they know. No new projects and no more studies. Maintain what we have.
Oh, by the way, how are you going to vote for the next school budget override? That’s right, RedforEd is not going away.
Did you see the article in the May 2 election about individuals stealing the “no new tax” signs? Must be desperate. Where is Mueller when one needs him?
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