Larry Kratzer believes Pennsylvania is compromising his golden years to cover crazy retirement promises made to public school employees. This upsets him. Kratzer, 68, will pay nearly $2,800 in property taxes this year to the East Penn School District, which will raise taxes by 2.9 percent for the…
Source: Morningcall
School property tax reform an anger-driven substitute to addressing pension debt
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