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Juneau Assembly highlights: nonprofits sales tax, flood funding and city leader pay hikes
The Juneau Assembly met for a regular meeting to vote on whether to require nonprofits to charge sales tax, discuss several ordinances related to glacial outburst flood mitigation and evaluate the city manager and city attorney’s pay.
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