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Summary (part 2): Local governments tackle tough budget issuesThe Virginia House and Senate released their competing budget proposals last weekend, which contain massive cuts for education, health and human services, and public safety. Localities are grappling with tough choices as they seek to minimize the damage done by the state budget cuts. Local tax increases are likely in order to offset the loss of funding. This is the second of several budget articles - a summary of what is being reported by the local media throughout the state. These stories usually pertain to education cuts or the budget in general. Danville Schools Could See Layoffs Schools face bleak budget outlook (Pittsylvania) Albermarle schools brace to cut 40 positions Tight budget determines votes (Campbell County) School system bracing for $7.2 million budget shortfall (South Boston) Schools reeling from state cuts now at $9.6 million (Franklin) Bedford Schools may see even deeper cuts Accommack supervisors discuss budget in private Residents polled on services as Hampton prepares for deep cuts Posted on Tuesday, February 23, 2010 - 12:02pm
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