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Township Council Approves $57 Million Budget

Councilman Brian Regan
Deputy Mayor Brian Regan said the 2014 budget was “the best budget we can put forward.”

A $57 million spending plan for 2014 that includes money for road repaving and new sidewalks in parts of the township was approved May 13 by the Township Council.

As he did when the spending plan was introduced, Mayor Brian Levine (R) cast the lone “no” vote.

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