Letter to the editor: When a public health emergency becomes acceptable
Clearly, we are not doing everything possible at this point to prevent accidental poly-drug overdose deaths here in Vermont.
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Clearly, we are not doing everything possible at this point to prevent accidental poly-drug overdose deaths here in Vermont.
Senate budget writers have advanced their draft of Vermont’s $8.5 billion budget, which would inject tens of millions of new money into child care, health care and the human services — and end, as of July 1, a pandemic-era motel housing program that...
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Vermont's small size means legislators may “wear two or three hats.” Some argue they bring needed expertise on the issues.