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Can a Gateway City pass an override tax hike in 2026? Salem will find out today

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Salem residents are headed to the polls on Tuesday to vote on a property tax override that would help fund a new building for the city’s high school.

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Salem voters pass debt exclusion override to fund new high school

SALEM — City voters approved a debt exclusion tax override Tuesday night in a special election that will allow the city to move ahead with its plans to pay for construction of a new Salem High School.

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Can a Gateway City pass an override tax hike in 2026? Salem will find out today

Salem residents are headed to the polls on Tuesday to vote on a property tax override that would help fund a new building for the city’s high school.

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WGBH broke the news on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
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