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Wednesday
Feb242010

Rutland Voters To Weigh In On City Budget

On Town Meeting Day next week, voters in Rutland will have a chance to weigh in on their city's $17 million budget. Historically, it fell to Rutland's board of aldermen to decide the fate of the Mayor's proposed budget. But a charter change approved last year, now allows residents to have a say. Mayor Christopher Louras says that's a good thing. But he says local residents need to understand the consequences of voting down the city's $17 million budget.

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