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Council won't use meals tax to balance city budget

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METHUEN — After cutting more than $280,000 from Mayor D.J. Beauregard’s budget earlier this year, the City Council on Monday voted against temporarily funneling additional meals tax revenue, which typically goes toward a stabilization fund, to fund the overall budget.

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Council won't use meals tax to balance city budget

METHUEN — After cutting more than $280,000 from Mayor D.J. Beauregard’s budget earlier this year, the City Council on Monday voted against temporarily funneling additional meals tax revenue, which typically goes toward a stabilization fund, to fund the overall budget.

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Eagle-Tribune broke the news in on Thursday, August 7, 2025.
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