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Super Steel’s closure will have ripple effect

Loss of 175 jobs to hurt workers, plant suppliers

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

By Michael Lamendola (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

The pending closure of the Super Steel Schenectady plant in April will represent the largest loss of jobs in Schenectady County in five years and will be felt through the Capital Region, local officials said.
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