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Easton avoids property tax hike but parking, trash fees may rise in 2026

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Mayor Sal Panto Jr. is praising the Easton’s directors and financial team for creating a balanced 2026 budget.

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Easton avoids property tax hike but parking, trash fees may rise in 2026

Mayor Sal Panto Jr. is praising the Easton’s directors and financial team for creating a balanced 2026 budget.

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lehighvalleylive broke the news in on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
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