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Raises proposed for Schenectady County managers

Saturday, October 4, 2008

By Michael Lamendola (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

Most of the top managers in Schenectady County government are scheduled to receive raises under next year’s proposed budget, which projects a 13 percent tax hike. ...

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