DC Council greenlights preliminary budget, property taxes to rise for some
The D.C. Council has given initial approval on a proposed budget that would include increased property taxes for some residents and reverse some cuts. The initial vote on Wednesday is one of two votes, with the second one being scheduled for June before the proposed budget is sent to D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser.
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