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March 25, 2022

Season 2022 Episode 4026 | 26m 48s

Hospitals Press GMCB For Immediate Rate Hikes; Scott Urges Passage of Housing Bills, No 'Poison Pills'; Statehouse Update; Panel: Stewart Ledbetter – Moderator, NBC5; Sasha Goldstein - Seven Days; Howard Weiss-Tisman - Vermont Public Radio; Riley Robinson - VTDigger.

Aired: 03/24/22 | Expires: 09/25/22
Sponsored in part by Lintilhac Foundation and Milne Travel.
Extras
Thousands more people are moving into Vermont than moving away
New analysis predicts 5.9% hike in property taxes next year
State officials peg shelter cost at $3M, with large share for contract staff
UVM Health Network announces broad service cuts | Vermont’s health care costs
Republican victories crack Democrats’ veto-proof majority in Vermont Statehouse
Updates on the race for Gov. and Lt. Gov.| Two shelters open for families experiencing homelessness.
Funding Vermont’s education system | Voters want answers after property taxes spike
State to set up 3 family shelters as many lose motel housing
Did Act 46 work? | FEMA buyout program
Vermont’s cannabis market | Vermont Catholic Diocese files for bankruptcy
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Republican victories crack Democrats’ veto-proof majority in Vermont Statehouse
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