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Year-Round Residential Tax Exemption

A proposed 50% property tax exemption for year-round residents intended to shift the tax burden onto seasonal homeowners.

3 articles · Since February 18, 2026 · ← Back to Home
New Library Proposal Fails to Reach Two-Thirds Majority Despite $13 Million Grant
Town Meeting

New Library Proposal Fails to Reach Two-Thirds Majority Despite $13 Million Grant

May 1, 2026
Four Hundred Square Foot Studio Plan Hits Resistance Over Minimum Size Standards
Community Housing Committee

Four Hundred Square Foot Studio Plan Hits Resistance Over Minimum Size Standards

March 9, 2026
Eighty-Year-Old Senior Age Threshold Stands to Protect One Hundred Thousand Dollars in Revenue
Golf Enterprise Committee

Eighty-Year-Old Senior Age Threshold Stands to Protect One Hundred Thousand Dollars in Revenue

March 9, 2026

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