LAYOFFS POSSIBLE TO BALANCE BUDGET Lindberg Sees 50, Maybe 80; Others See Less COOPERSTOWN – Perhaps 50 county employees, perhaps as many as 80, will have to be laid off to balance this year’s budget, county Budget Review Committee chair Don Lindberg, R-Worcester, said today. “But I can’t see this board doing it,” he said. While not foreseeing cuts to the extent Lindberg does, both county Board Chair Kathy Clark, R-Otego, and Treasurer Dan Crowell acknowledged layoffs as a possibility.…
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