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WDDI announces staff cut

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Waynesboro Downtown Development Inc. has laid off its events coordinator after the board of directors of the business-improvement organization voted this week to eliminate the position due to funding issues.

Events coordinator Rick Moyer had been on staff since 2007. The loss of Moyer and the elimination of his position could mean changes in the schedule of events sponsored by WDDI in 2010.

The board in a news release today committed itself to putting on the Main Street Muscle Car Show on May 15 as scheduled.

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