The headline says it all. Who else could they be writing about?
The Wellesly paper checks in with a fresh story on the Norfolk County Commissioner’s race.
Here’s the keeper…
The Norfolk County government has a $34 million proposed fiscal 2009 budget, which is funded mostly by state reimbursements, a portion of the excise tax and fees on deed transactions, and a county tax that cities and towns, including Wellesley, pay based on their property taxes.
Translation: The Norfolk County government couldn’t spell waste if you spotted them the first four letters. Their budget relies (almost) solely on state and town handouts.
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Tommy,
Don’t forget the second collection. Have you and the Knights made up. If so, that should be in the newspapers too. It will help with my campaigning on your behalf.
Paulie.