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Valley 18% behind state average in wages

Official, BU professor differ in outlook

By Damian Gessel
The Daily Item

"A large portion of those people come back to raise families," he said.

Rising gasoline prices worry the chamber president, though. People who accept less money at a closer job instead of commuting tend to bring area wages down -- and that, Hall said, can be a dangerous thing for the local economy.

n E-mail comments to dgessel@dailyitem.com.



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