Wednesday, July 7, 2010
By KATIE MORGAN | The Moorestown Sun Moorestown residents may want to be more careful with how much water they use. Council approved a water and sewer rate hike last week, much to the chagrin of several residents in attendance.…
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Residents avoid municipal tax increase, but face higher water and sewer fees.
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Under Town Council's proposed budget, homeowners would pay no more in municipal taxes than they did in 2009.
Continue reading...Thursday, June 3, 2010
By AUBRIE GEORGE The Moorestown Sun At a final budget meeting held last week, council members asked township officials to prepare a budget with a flat tax rate and to look for additional savings that could be…
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By AUBRIE GEORGE | The Moorestown Sun After a series of additional cuts, township officials may have saved Moorestown residents about $20 more in municipal taxes this year than originally anticipated. Progress made to free the budget of the…
Continue reading...Wednesday, April 28, 2010
By AUBRIE GEORGE | The Moorestown Sun Voters across the state flocked to the polls last week for the annual school election, and while the majority chose to vote down their school district’s proposed 2010-11 school budget, Moorestown was an…
Continue reading...Wednesday, April 21, 2010
AUBRIE GEORGE | The Moorestown Sun Moorestown voters passed the Moorestown Township Public School District’s $65.2 million budget with a 2,862 to 1,854 vote during last night’s school election. The voter-approved budget bears a 1.8 percent tax increase, which means…
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By AUBRIE GEORGE | The Moorestown Sun Council met last week for the second special meeting intended to look at the 2010 municipal budget. Before last week’s meeting, Council asked Township Manager Chris Schultz and Director of Finance Tom…
Continue reading...Wednesday, April 14, 2010
By AUBRIE GEORGE | The Moorestown Sun After a budget process that involved unprecedented cuts in state aid and introduced new mechanisms for community involvement, the fate of the 2010-11 school budget now lays in the hands of the township’s…
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
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