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East Sussex County Council agrees 4.99% tax increase - Vimarsana News

East Sussex County Council agrees 4.99% tax increase

The increase will see an average band D household pay £1,778.31, an increase of £84.51.

Source: bbc.com
County commissioners withdraw support for trail bond after rejection of county representative to LUPC - Vimarsana News

County commissioners withdraw support for trail bond after rejection of county representative to LUPC

FARMINGTON - The Franklin County Commissioners voted unanimously to withdraw support for a trail bond bill promoted by the Natural Resources Council of Maine after the NRCM was involved in a public hearing on the nomination of a Franklin County representative to the Land Use Planning Commission last week. At the December 21 meeting the

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Legislative committee opposes nomination of Franklin County representative to LUPC - Vimarsana News

Legislative committee opposes nomination of Franklin County representative to LUPC

AUGUSTA - The nomination of a Franklin County representative to the Maine Land Use Planning Commission was not recommended by a majority vote of the Joint Standing Committee on Conservation, Agriculture, and Forestry during the committee’s meeting on Monday, January 8. This decision appeared to relate more to an upcoming vote of the LUPC on