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Saratoga Springs sued over mansion assessment

Thursday, December 4, 2008

By Tatiana Zarnowski (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

A public records expert who apparently was hired by the owner of the city’s largest home has filed suit against the city, saying officials didn’t give him public records he requested on the mansion’s assessment.
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