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Teens having trouble finding summer jobs

Saturday, June 27, 2009

By Sara Foss (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

At 11:53, the teenage job applicant sent a text message: “I’ve been in the line to hand in papers for 3 hours and the line is still an hour wait.”
At 12:21, he sent another message. “I’m almost in now.”
A final message came a short time later. He had been told to return at 4 p.m., when more jobs would be filled. And he did return. But he didn’t get what he wanted. ...

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