Newton's Fiscal

The species lives on the island of São Tomé and is usually found under closed canopy. Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests and subtropical or tropical moist montanes.

The Newton's Fiscal is classified as Critically Endangered (CR), facing an extremely high risk of extinction in the wild.

future, no matter what the results of Newton's fiscal 1983 revaluation program indicate. The question whether G. L. c. 59, Section 21C, permits or requires the Commissioner to recalculate a community's full and fair cash value if it is later determined that her initial fiscal 1982 calculation was low (or high, for that matter) is not before the court in this case. More

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Newton's fiscal burden, although both the mayor and his critics say that most salaries are determined by union contracts and that the city has done a reasonable job of keeping salary escalation under control. In fiscal year 2001, the last full budget year before the April 2002 override vote, the city's payroll was $135.8 million, with 13 employees pulling down six-figure salaries, according to the figures from Cohen's office. The 2002 measure, which called for an override of $11. More