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Distressed Scranton Proposes 29% Budget Hike
by: Paul Burton
Friday, November 30, 2012
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Distressed Scranton, Pa.'s proposed $110 million budget represents a 29% increase, and comes as a county court is set to rule on whether it can impose a commuter tax.

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