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Posted by: Robert G. Nunes, Deputy Commissioner of Revenue & Director of Municipal Affairs, Department of Revenue
Governor Deval Patrick’s proposed FY2011 budget has spared cities and towns a reduction in local aid, news which has heartened local officials.
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