Centerville residents voice concerns over senior tax exemption

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March 28, 2013
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Centerville city council members had a chance to hear from community members on Tuesday evening. Of the nearly 40 citizens gathered in council chamber, ten of them spoke about the senior tax exemption. Only three were in favor of it being taken away, while others argued that it should stay in place. Councilmen addressed some issues, but for the most part the group gathered today opposed the exemption being taken away.

 
 


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