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Midlothian City Council Approves New Tax Rate and Budget

The financial summary on this item specifically included an ad valorem tax rate of $0.650000 (M&O: $0.329455; I&S $0.320545) to generate $22,247,004

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Local school funding measures find different election results

SHIAWASSEE COUNTY — Voters went to the polls on Tuesday to decide the fate of two school funding proposals in Shiawassee County, and the two votes produced very different results.

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KPS agrees on election date for bond

The Keys School Board of Education met July 6 to discuss more details on the bond issue and its election date.

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NAICOM Tasks Insurers To Expand Distribution Channels

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has tasked insurance operators to realise that distribution channels for insurance products must be expanded beyond

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Midlothian Council Fails to Approve Proposed New Tax Rate

In a record vote that needed 60% to carry the new tax rate being proposed for the fiscal year 2022/2023, the Midlothian City Council failed to approve

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