May 3, 2025

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Byron Donalds cautious on property tax cuts

The Naples Republican likes the House’s approach to potential changes, worries about small and rural counties. The man who could be the next Governor wants to put the brakes on a policy proposal of the incumbent. During an appearance on Florida’s Voice Radio, Rep. Byron Donalds diagnosed potential problems with Gov. Ron DeSantis‘ stated desire to let voters

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Local House members join committee to explore property tax cuts

FORT WALTON BEACH — Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez has appointed Rep. Patt Maney, R-Shalimar, and Shane Abbott, R-DeFuniak Springs, to the newly formed Select Committee on Property Taxes, which will examine possible proposals to cut property taxes in Florida. The committee convened for the first time May 1 and will explore changes to Florida’s

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North Dakota lawmakers approve $408M property tax relief bill – InForum

BISMARCK — The North Dakota Legislature passed a $408 million property tax relief bill late Friday, May 2, marking a significant step toward addressing rising tax burdens. The version of House Bill 1176 that came out of conference committee and was passed by both chambers expands the primary residence tax credit to offer a maximum

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The potential benefits of senior property tax deferral programs

This is according to Alicia Munnell, senior adviser of the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College, in a new op-ed for MarketWatch. “I have always been a great fan of thinking about the house as a retirement asset and about ways people can access the equity in their home to support themselves in retirement,”

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Orange Park Mall ownership announces 2025 plans to look for new owners

Orange Park Mall could soon be under new ownership. Washington Prime Group plans to sell its entire portfolio of 50 shopping centers, including Orange Park Mall, as it lays off employees at its corporate headquarters, as first reported by Jacksonville Daily Record. This would be the second mall in Jacksonville to recently undergo a sale

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City Manager Chris Benson provides update on wastewater expansion

Last year marked a significant turn for the city of Pembroke’s future as a number of housing developments were approved by city council. In all, more than 3,000 homes are scheduled to be constructed in the coming years. All of that growth comes with a cost. More: Bryan County Sheriff’s Office investigates Richmond Hill shooting

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Staunton City Schools purchases former Eavers property for new operations center

Staunton City Schools has reached a major milestone in modernizing its physical plant by acquiring the former Guy C. Eavers Excavating Corp. property at 816 Middlebrook Ave. in Staunton, according to a press release from the City of Staunton. This critical step will consolidate the school division’s transportation and maintenance departments into a single operations

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Expect to get your property valuation notices in the next few days

SOUTHERN COLORADO (KOAA) — In the next few days, expect to get your property valuation notices from the county assessor. They get sent out in May every two years. It was two years ago that property owners throughout Colorado were outraged over sky high property tax statements. This time around, most homeowners are getting some

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Pool just one highlight of Dedham home – Boston Herald

Greater Boston’s recent string of picture-perfect sunny days has us in a full summer mode and frankly, the only way to honor this feeling is to fire up some kind of grill and lounge by the body of water of your choice. But if you also happen to be house-hunting, we’ve spied the perfect warm

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Alabama state surplus property headed to auction block: Computers, trucks and a basketball shooting robot

It’s time for another online auction of surplus state property from the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs. And this haul features several items of note, such as computer equipment, a forklift, a bulldozer, tractor-trailers and even a basketball-shooting robot. Hundreds of items will be up for bid, beginning Saturday at 7:30 a.m. through

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