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Eric Taggart, director of the Coshocton Public Library, said it plans to continue reduced operations that started in 2009, when its budget was cut by more than $400,000 from the state.

All the employees — about 20 full time and 12 part time — are working shorter hours. In addition, four exempt, or salary, employees took pay reductions.

As a result the main and branch libraries are open fewer hours.

“The thing we all see as a problem here is we’re not as available to the public as we would like to be,” Taggart said.

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