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Budget pain felt across Virginia

Budget negotiations are wrapping up across Virginia. Local governments had stark choices: raise taxes, cut services, or lay off employees.

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Loudoun County raises property taxes, lowers school funding (The Washington Post)
Loudoun supervisors approve budget (Washington Examiner)
[Loudon] County Board Adopts $1.30 Tax Rate; Schools, Taxes Split Supervisors In Final Vote (Leesburg Today)
York adopts $125 million budget for fiscal 2011 (Daily Press)
At Va. Beach retreat, sparks fly over budget (The Virginian-Pilot)
[Lynchburg] Two dozen speakers ask city to keep funding level for schools, library (The News & Advance)
Dinwiddie property tax rate to rise 5.9 percent (The Progress-Index)
Funding cuts take toll on agencies (The Waynesboro News Virginian)
No tax increases, layoffs in proposed Campbell budget (The News & Advance)
[Prince William County] Social service cuts called into question (News & Messenger)
City layoffs, furloughs possible (Martinsville Bulletin)

Posted on Wednesday, April 7, 2010 - 11:11pm