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January 14, 2009

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Morgan W. Brown

Interesting.

If true, it would also be interesting to learn exactly what positions and job descriptions as well as what their salaries were and how long they worked in those positions, plus anything more about the programs the funding sources or grants was for.

And, since the positions were cut, does this mean the state lost the funding or simply were able to use it for other purposes and, if the latter is the case, how was the funding used.

In addition, besides the lost of those particular positions, what was the lost in terms of what was once done by the persons serving in those roles and who if anyone is performing those roles as well as at what cost and is the state having to pick up the tab for such now or what?

This makes one also wonder if this was done elsewhere either within the AHS or other state government agencies or departments?

1087

"Did the Vermont Department of Health cut jobs that were fully funded by the federal government?"
Good question. Any chance a reporter might pursue this ? You know,commit some journalism.

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