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Taxes · RoanokeRoanoke City Council members had plenty to say Monday as they approved a budget and a meals tax increase. PHOTO BY TODD JACKSON FOR THE ROANOKE RAMBLERCouncilman Peter Volosin this week candidly addressed the question that’s hung over Roanoke’s topsy-turvy budget process this year: How did the city get in such shape?In a prepared statement Volosin read during a Monday meeting to approve a $404 million 2025-26 budget, he blamed the former adminis…Read Article
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Roanoke County · Roanoke CountyFrom left: Roanoke City Council members Phazhon Nash, Peter Volosin and Evelyn Powers were included in a majority Monday that says it can support a meals tax increase. PHOTO BY TODD JACKSON FOR THE ROANOKE RAMBLERA majority of Roanoke City Council members said Monday they can support a meals tax increase to fortify the municipal budget.And after accusatory letters between the city manager and school superintendent were sent, they and other city …Read Article
