How local consumers are reacting to Illinois Family Relief Plan – WMBD (Peoria)

Inside the relief package is a delay to a scheduled 2 cent motor fuel tax increase, keeping the tax at 39 cents per gallon. “I don’t think I would’ve really noticed it. I mean I still have to get gas, so it’s still a necessity,” said Ed Hammond, local driver.
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Freddy
3 years ago

With all the money I’m saving I am planning to buy a mansion (minus toilets which will also save me lots of property taxes) on Astor St.

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