By
David Scott Coker
As the silly
season of this election cycle begins in earnest, many Hoosier
residents concerned about property tax relief may be wondering
if members of the General Assembly have taken leave of their senses?
Opinion
"Agreement of Non-Aggression" may explain legislator’s erratic behavior
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Governor Mitch Daniels and Commissioner Lori Torres,
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I only hope I can effectively express my disgust regarding the
Common Construction Wage hearings that I attended here in Delaware
County today (Thursday, February 28, 2008).
Common Construction Wage hearings that I attended here in Delaware
County today (Thursday, February 28, 2008).
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What I witnessed and participated in was nothing short of an
abomination and an enormous injustice to the citizens of this county by
the very government delegated with the responsibility to uphold the law
and enforce the righteous will of the people.
abomination and an enormous injustice to the citizens of this county by
the very government delegated with the responsibility to uphold the law
and enforce the righteous will of the people.
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Kruse Report: Property tax reform: More local control to keep costs down
By Sen. Dennis Kruse
Jeopardy! – that popular game show on television – could offer the following as an interesting question on Indiana government: The biggest beneficiary of property taxes is: a. state government b. local schools c. county government ... The answer? “What are local schools.â€
