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Four Months In, Vermont’s Budget Is Balanced—But the Real Fight Might Just Be Delayed

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Jun 2, 2025

As Vermont’s Legislature stalls on adjournment, pressure builds over an unfinished education funding overhaul. With H.454 lingering in limbo and property tax hikes looming, critics…

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