Lebo Takes Stage for Act 1
Question: if Mt. Lebanon school district is limited to a 3% tax increase under Act 1 then how is it that taxpayers woke up
Christopher Wendt
April 20, 2010
Question: if Mt. Lebanon school district is limited to a 3% tax increase under Act 1 then how is it that taxpayers woke up
In a going away interview the Pittsburgh school superintendent regaled the interviewers with how hard he worked to make a difference. He declared success
Proponents of finding additional funding for the Carnegie Libraries within the City of Pittsburgh’s borders want to place a question on the November ballot
After years of extolling the fact that the property tax rate in Allegheny County had remained unchanged from 4.69 mills, the County Executive-elect has
Seems like only yesterday we were warning the state, school districts and municipal government about the dangers of grabbing Federal stimulus dollars and spending
Step right up folks, you are about to encounter the topsy-turvy world that has come to southwestern Pennsylvania as a result of property assessments.
A letter to the editor today from a resident of Mechanicsburg who still owns property in Allegheny County who just received his 2013 County
After a May vote to hold the line on taxes and spending that would have led to 23 staff layoffs, the Plum School Board
As we pointed out recently in a blog and a Policy Brief there were around eleven school districts in Allegheny County that sought permission