Concord Monitor
Concord increases senior tax exemption to keep pace with reassessed home values
The Concord City Council increased the elderly property tax exemption amounts by nearly 50% to offset rising home values following citywide reassessments.
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5mPublic housing tenants gain financial skills through Concord Housing program
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4mConcord's first Black Heritage Trail marker honors baseball star William Penn Thompson in White Park
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2mSubaru driver Scott Speed smashes former record on Mount Washington Auto Road
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3mOpinion: A new approach to school shooting prevention
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