More tough times are ahead for the Bay State.
Governor Deval Patrick says the state is facing a budget deficit of $156 million - costing the state more than 750 jobs. It may even grow by another $400 million before June.
During a news conference Tuesday, the governor said he would close the current gap with federal recovery funds, budget cuts, and spending controls. Included are mandatory unpaid furloughs, and Patrick will take a five day leave himself.
This marks the third round of budget cuts in Massachusetts.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
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