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Linn County Supervisors go Full-Time
LINN COUNTY - The Linn County board of supervisors has repealed a decision to lower its member salaries.
On January 2nd, the board will go from three to five members. Last March, because of that expansion, they passed a resolution cutting their full-time salaries by 20% and essentially making them part-time positions. But it hadn't taken effect yet. County Supervisor Linda Langston tells TV9 that Tuesday's decision basically confirms their jobs are full-time. Langston said on January 6th, the supervisors will once again talk about the issue and make a recommendation to the compensation board. More Good Stuff |
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