Raise your taxes?
If you live in Guilford County, do you want to:
A) issue bonds for a new $115 million jail
B) go after $457 million in school bonds
C) have a quarter-cent sales tax
D) add a land-transfer tax
E) None of the above
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The title of this article is just plain wrong. It should have been "Will Raise Your Taxes"
Posted on January 15, 2008 6:56 AM
the only tax i could go for is "C" sales tax increase, After that I would like to hear about some administrative staff cuts in the school district, county offices and every where else
over staffing is happening and it's many.
Posted on January 15, 2008 9:21 AM
I'll have to go with Paul on this one. I'll expand this a little bit and say I want:
Dr. Grier to be on the next stagecoach to San Diego and taking his biggest School Board supporters with him.
One more vote to come to the aid of Barber, Wade, Rakestraw and Anderson.
Bruce Davis to win his quest to gain a seat in Raleigh so Guilford County can move ahead and our neighbors in High Point can finally have some true representation on the County Board.
Posted on January 15, 2008 9:51 PM
the school bond should be split into several more voting selections. Why is the monies for autisic learning spread across 3 schools (28 students at each school)? believe it would be more cost effective to consolidate equipment!
Posted on January 21, 2008 1:45 PM