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This N.J. city has approved a state aid deal that will raise taxes. See how much.
Jersey City Mayor James Solomon says his predecessor left behind a $255 million deficit requiring spending cuts, state loan and grant money, and an additional $612 a year in taxes on the average homeowner.
Coverage (1)· Jul 16, 9:21 PM
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