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Home›News›Howard›Referendum passage will mean lower tax rate in Howard-Suamico

Referendum passage will mean lower tax rate in Howard-Suamico

By The Press
January 27, 2021
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Mark Smith, deputy superintendent, left, looks on as Michele Wiberg, chief sales and marketing officer for PMA, a consulting firm hired by the district, talks about how the district can lower the tax rate with a successful referendum passage at the Monday, Jan. 25 school board meeting. Ben Rodgers Photo
TagsChristina AntmannDamian LaCroixequalized valueFair Market AssessmentsHoward Suamico School DistrictHoward-Suamico School BoardHSSDJoe DenorMichele WibergMike JuechPMAReferendumtax rate
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