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Joshua Sebold
Staff Writer
6/17/2010
For the time being the county general fund budget appears to be in some form of relative balance, although county officials fear that may be a temporary state.
The nerve-wracking question mark looming over the upcoming fiscal year will be $375,000 in penalties and interest from unpaid property taxes that could arrive in the county counsel budget, but might not come in on schedule.
6/16/2010
Delaine Fragnoli - Managing Editor
Dick Lundy and Jon Kennedy are headed for a November runoff for the District 5 supervisor seat.
Lundy finished last Tuesday’s balloting with 48.99 percent of the vote, just short of the 50 percent plus one vote he needed to win outright.
Kennedy garnered 43.69 percent, 102 votes behind Lundy. Ralph Wittick collected 7.06 percent of the vote.
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