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The Janesville School Board on unanimous 8-0 votes approved a $127.26 million budget and $46.99 million tax levy for the 2021-22 school year at its meeting Tuesday night.

The Milton School Board adopted the presented budget and a total levy of $19,011,299 at the school board meeting Monday.

The Beloit Turner School District Board of Education is scheduled to adopt its school district budget Monday.

Mayor Joey Spellerberg recently announced the contents of his recommended city budget to present to the Fremont City Council on Tuesday.

See award-winning architect Max Levy’s respect for the trees in this Greenway Parks home he designed A meditative oasis is a theme throughout the design. Take a look at the home at 5543 Drane Drive in Dallas.(Douglas Newby) 8:55 PM on Jul 9, 2021 CDT Award-winning Dallas architect Max Levy designed this Greenway Parks home with nature in mind. The challenge of the 2017 build, he said, was to craft a design that left plenty of space for the five oak trees already on the property. “Respecting...

Share Fatigued by the pomp and ceremony that has traditionally surrounded high-end omakase, many diners are turning to inventive, contemporary alternatives to satisfy their hunger for tasting menus — where the ‘leave it up to you’ ethos goes way beyond what fish is in season. Today, were you to head down to the rain-soaked streets of Hong Kong and interrogate any number of foodies about the definition of an ‘ omakase meal’, a good many (at least half, I’d wager) would tee up an...

7.5 per cent tax would generate of Rs18 billion revenue

Opened by Max Levy in 2016, the restaurant served Japanese-inspired food with a devil-may-care ethos

1 of 5 Max Levy has taken over as the owner/general manager of The Peppertree after his father, Neil Levy, died last year. Levy has grown up around the restaurant business, at both of his family’s restaurants, the Peppertree and the Swiss Chalet in Woodland Park. General manager Joshua Martinez is doing the tableside flambé in the background. Jerilee Bennett/The Gazette The Gazette file

AUBURN — Though city officials presented a proposed budget with no tax levy increase to the Auburn City Council two weeks ago, councilors are now planning for a 2% tax