Donora unveils revised budget
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January 19, 2024

Donora unveils revised budget

By Mon Valley Independent

By KRISTIE LINDEN

Assistant Editor
klinden@yourmvi.com

The incoming Donora Council members chose to reopen the 2024 budget at last week’s meeting and following discussion with the finance committee, a new spending plan is ready for public viewing. Borough Administrator Michael Thornton said most of the adjustments were made to the expenditure side of the budget. 

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