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( May 21st, 2012 @ 10:49 pm )
 
It is ironic and a tragedy that this reduction in PCS's workforce comes within one week of the Washington City Council putting the final touches on the ridiculous funding of a Canadian venture capitalist's takeover and downsizing of Caron International.

Talk about spitting into the wind. $180,000 hole in the local budget and you are down another 150 jobs in less than seven days.

We have $6,500,000 in dead real estate, $1,500,000 in local taxes shipped off to Craven County, a River Road grant guarantee begging for jobs from Weir to apply to Carver's job shortfall, $198,000 in financing due on the Blue Goose....Economic development in Beaufort County has been a fool's errand and a terrible waste.

Good riddance to the single most inept, pretentious and unaccountable waste of money we could have ever conceived.



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