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City Council to hold hearing on Fall River's tax factor. --------------------------------- By Michael Holtzman Herald News Staff Reporter Posted Dec 21, 2009 @ 09:25 PM ---------------------------------- FALL RIVER — The City Council will hold a public hearing before adopting the city’s tax factor thanks to two tax-related state actions last week. As a result of a legislative waiver, setting of the tax rate and mailing of bills ...
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