MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) - The Vermont House on Friday approved a measure aimed at slashing medical debt for thousands of low-income Vermonters, and the bill now heads to Governor Phil Scott’s desk.

MONTPELIER — State representatives approved a bill to erase as much as $100 million in medical debt for Vermonters and protect them from having the debt on their credit reports. “Vermonters should not ...

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