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By ALEXANDER WILLIS Some Spring Hill residents may not be too thrilled at the prospect of having their water bills increase in November after city leaders voted to remove the first free thousand gallons of water last month. Residents may also not be pleased with the recent spike in property taxes, a vote city leaders …
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