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East Hampton Town Board Will Vote To Override Tax Cap

Christopher Walsh on Oct 21, 2024
Among nine public hearings at the East Hampton Town Board’s October 17 meeting was one on a local law that would override the state-imposed 2 percent tax levy increase limit.... more

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