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Monroe Co. properties increase by $100M – Times News Online - Vimarsana News

Monroe Co. properties increase by $100M – Times News Online

The value of assessed real estate in Monroe County increased by $100 million in 2023. At the Monroe County Commissioner’s meeting on Nov. 15, Commissioner John Moyer asked Cindy Treible, the county’s ...

Valpo City Council approves $52.4M budget - Vimarsana News

Valpo City Council approves $52.4M budget

The Valparaiso City Council has approved a 2024 budget of $52.4 million.

Colorado Supreme Court clears Proposition HH for November ballot - Vimarsana News

Colorado Supreme Court clears Proposition HH for November ballot

A measure that could reduce property taxes and TABOR refunds paid and received by Colorado residents is headed for the state's November 2023 ballot.

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Long-awaited city audit shows mostly clean bill of health - Vimarsana News

Long-awaited city audit shows mostly clean bill of health

WOONSOCKET – Woonsocket’s twice-delayed audit report, filed last week with the Office of the Auditor General, rehashed the lack of a tax assessor but otherwise found no other issues, according

If Former LA Councilman Englander Escapes Jail, That Would be the Real Crime … and, Other Random Thoughts - Vimarsana News

If Former LA Councilman Englander Escapes Jail, That Would be the Real Crime … and, Other Random Thoughts

If Former LA Councilman Englander Escapes Jail, That Would be the Real Crime … and, Other Random Thoughts Details LA WATCHDOG-On March 27, former Los Angeles City Councilman Mitch Englander agreed to plead guilty to one count of scheming to falsify material facts.  He is scheduled to be sentenced on January 25.  According to the Los Angeles Times, federal probation officials are recommending three years of probation, a $9,500 fine, and no jail time or community service.  The U.S. Attorney’s Office is pushing for 24 months in jail, 300 hours of community serv...