Niles protest seeking signatures to revoke property taxes in Michigan
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Ashleigh Provan
Posted: Aug 24, 2025 5:17 AM EDT
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NILES, Mich. -- A protest occurred at the intersection of Main and 11th street with protestors petitioning for property taxes to be revoked in Michigan.
Protestors say it is difficult for fixed and low-income families to afford property tax.
Veterans also have to be nearly 100% disabled to become exempt from property tax.
The group is seeking 600,000 signatures on the petition.
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