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- Upper Township school district budget would cut four teachers
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The Upper Township school district will present a $34.2 million budget to voters Tuesday that cuts seven staff members, including four teachers.
- Wildwood Crest budget calls for 6.6-cent tax rate increase
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WILDWOOD CREST — The borough’s 2010 budget includes a 6.6-cent increase in the local purpose tax rate, due to increases in debt service, health care and salaries, borough officials said.
- Wildwoods mayors say towns need urban enterprise funds
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WILDWOOD- During a Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce meeting Wednesday, the mayors or deputy mayors of the four Wildwoods communities emphasized the need for continued funding from the island's Urban Enterprise Zone program.
- Wildwood Crest budget proposes nearly 7-cent tax hike
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WILDWOOD CREST -Borough Commission introduced a 2010 budget Wednesday morning that comes with a 6.6-cent tax increase.
- Wildwood Crest cuts school budget, job losses likely
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WILDWOOD CREST - The school district has cut about $600,000 from its proposed 2010-11 school budget, meaning the school tax increase would be 1.03 cents compared to the original increase of 4.4 cents.
- Lower Township budget would increase taxes, lay off no one
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LOWER TOWNSHIP - Township Council has introduced a $24.7 million budget that would increase the amount to be collected in taxes by almost 9 percent but includes no layoffs.
- Ocean City school board adopts budget that includes 17½ job cuts
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OCEAN CITY — Facing deep cuts in state aid, the Ocean City Board of Education adopted a budget Wednesday night that will cut 17½ positions.
- West Cape May school tax rate may decrease a quarter of a cent
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WEST CAPE MAY — The school district is proposing a reduced budget this year that collects less money from taxpayers and reduces the tax rate.
- Lower Township school budget down 4 percent; district hopes to avoid layoffs
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LOWER TOWNSHIP - The proposed $29.5 million Lower Cape May Regional School District budget is down by 4 percent, but $2 million in state aid cuts may still lead to layoffs.
- Wildwood Crest schools seek 4.4-cent tax hike
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WILDWOOD CREST — The school district’s proposed 2010-11 budget relies on a tax levy of $6.84 million, an increase of $954,094 over the previous year’s spending plan.
- North Wildwood school budget raises tax rate less than 1¢
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NORTH WILDWOOD — North Wildwood school Superintendent Michael Buccialia, marking his eighth year as superintendent here, said this year also marks the most difficult budget process he has seen.
- Christie's budget gets raves from conservatives initially reluctant to praise governor
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In the days since unveiling his first state budget Tuesday, Gov. Chris Christie has heard some long-awaited plaudits from his conservative base.
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