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September 25, 2015

Lafayette Township Supervisors look to make up $45,000 deficit

By ALEX DAVIS Era Reporter

a.davis@bradfordera.com

The Lafayette Township Supervisors may be forced to borrow money to help carry the small government through 2016.

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