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Posted: 10:21 PM May 11, 2008
Last Updated: 3:02 PM May 12, 2008
Reporter: Kristina Hamilton
Email Address: kristina.hamilton@wjhg.com

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Mayors and commissioners from all across northwest Florida came together in Panama City Beach last night for the annual League of Cities dinner.

While there we caught up with a few different mayors in our area. They talked to us about the latest legislative changes to the state's budget and how it will affect their cities.

Both Mexico Beach and Panama City Beach mayors say it's too early to discuss the specifics, but overall their concerned.

Mayor Al Cathey of Mexico Beach said, "The budget cuts are very tough, budget very tight."

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