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Lenoir City special election asks voters whether to increase sales tax to pay for school improvements and senior center

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Early voting is underway in a special election on whether to increase the sales tax rate in Lenoir City. The increase is 0.75% which would raise the total combined sales tax in the city from 9% to 9.75%. City officials and the school district have estimated the increase would bring in around $4 million a year.

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Lenoir City special election asks voters whether to increase sales tax to pay for school improvements and senior center

The city's sales tax would increase from 9% to 9.75% to raise funds for schools and a new senior center, if voters approve it.

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