Property owners in the Norwin School District would not experience a tax increase for the first time in seven years under a tentative budget approved Monday.  read more »

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Youngtimers are rummaging for financial aid with their "Rummage Aid Day"!
(Funds will be used for future productions and continued residence at Covenant Hall.)  read more »

Norwin School Board approved a $53.7 million 2007-08 budget Monday night, but not all the members were pleased with a 1.1-mill increase in the real estate tax. Director Dennis Rittenhouse voiced his opposition to raising taxes for six of the past seven years last week and punctuated his stance by voting against the spending plan last night. What do you think? Log in and post a comment below to share your opinion.  read more »

Norwin taxpayers have seen their real estate taxes increase for the past seven years and at least one school director wants to see that trend reversed.

Poised to approve a budget financed in part with a 1.1-mill increase in the property tax levy next week, director Dennis Rittenhouse asked if the district would consider no tax increase in light of a healthy fund balance. The Tribune-Review has more details.  read more »