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“It’s time to stop the steal,” said Mayor Paul Grenier. Grenier and the state’s other 13 mayors sent a joint letter to the state Senate Finance Committee asking it to restore cuts made to revenues originally pledged to the cities. The letter charges budget decisions made in Concord have cut revenues to the cities by $320 million in the past 10 years. The letter said one of the most significant losses in revenue to municipalities has been in the distribution of Rooms and Meals Tax revenues. When the tax was created in 1967, the bill called for the revenue to be split between the state and municipalities on a 60-40 basis with 40 percent of the revenues going to municipalities.

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