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Winchester proposes changes to taxes tied to alcoholic beverages

WINCHESTER — The city is celebrating the new year with a proposal to lower the licensing taxes paid by businesses that produce and/or sell alcoholic beverages.

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Top 10: The Winchester Star s most clicked on stories of 2023

These were the 10 most viewed stories on winchesterstar.com in 2023:

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Fiddles and Fifths Festival to continue, but with a lower budget

WINCHESTER — Following two consecutive years of revenue losses, the city’s third Fifths and Fiddles Festival will be a more low-key affair.

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Middlebury Messiah Sing returns on Dec 17 - Addison Independent

Middlebury Messiah Sing returns on Dec 17 - Addison Independent
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Fiddles and Fifths Festival fares better second time around

WINCHESTER — Winchester’s Fiddles and Fifths Festival continues to lose money, but its second iteration did much better than the first and city officials are certain it is paying dividends

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