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Local grocery tax moves to city’s checkout counter - Evanston RoundTable
Evanston City Council members on Monday moved to back a local grocery tax to replace the state grocery tax, which expires Jan. 1, leaving time for them to override Mayor Daniel Biss’ intended veto. Rather than wait until their next regular council meeting in two weeks, councilmembers voted 6-3 to adopt a 1% grocery sales tax as a special order of business at a meeting scheduled next Monday, Sept. 15, anticipating the mayoral veto. Biss served no…
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