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A look at LI school districts with budgets piercing the tax cap

Nassau

Suffolk

Port Washington

West Babylon

Holbrook

Holtsville

Farmingville

Lake Grove

Lake Ronkonkoma

Ronkonkoma

Nesconset

Bohemia

Bayport

Springs

East Hampton

Amagansett

Brookhaven Town

Centereach

Selden

Coram

Port Jefferson Station

Hicksville

North Babylon

Port Jefferson

Valley Stream

Freeport

Jericho

Commack

Levittown

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