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Posted: Wednesday, 16 January 2013 10:36AM

Whatcom County Furlough Days End



Bellingham, WA (KGMI)  -- Whatcom County workers won’t face anymore furlough days.

The county has been cutting back service days in most departments for nearly four years in an effort to deal with budget impacts of the recession.

But County Executive Jack Louws says the objectives have been met, and county officials in negotiations with worker unions have agreed to end service cutbacks.

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