Cities and towns are urging the Scott administration to provide options for unhoused residents, as roughly 230 households enrolled in the state’s emergency housing program reach a new 80-day-limit on voucher stays.
Plus, how cyber scams are defrauding Vermonters.
And a new report advocates for dramatic changes to Vermont’s health care system.
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This week's panel
- Mitch Wertlieb Moderator - Vermont Public
- Calvin Cutler - WCAX
- Carly Berlin - Vermont Public
- Derek Brouwer - Seven Days
Dive deeper
- After losing their hotel room, a family of four prepares to pitch a tent (Vermont Public)
- Vt. regulators give the greenlight to millions in new hospital spending (WCAX)
- Surging Cyber Scams Leave Older Vermonters Destitute, Frustrated and Saddled With Tax Debt (Seven Days)
- Vt. regulators give the greenlight to millions in new hospital spending (WCAX)
- Vermont towns urge state to open up shelters, camping options for unhoused residents leaving motels (Vermont Public)
- Former Teacher Acquitted of Sexual Assault Charges After Trial (Seven Days)