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First meal, hotel tax date passes
masslive.com (Sep 1 2009) Education , Tourism
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Only seven Pioneer Valley communities, including Springfield and Northampton, opted for the state's new 0.75 percent local option meals tax by the Monday deadline. (Read Full Article)
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