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Schenectady County towns seek bigger sales tax share

Monday, September 29, 2008

By Michael Lamendola (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

A four-year agreement that distributes at least $67 million in sales tax receipts annually among municipalities in Schenectady County will expire Nov. 30, and political leaders are already jockeying to get a larger piece of the pie or to at least preserve what they have.

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