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Season 2010 Episode 36 | 28m 45s
On this Dialogue, Joan Cartan-Hansen and her guests look ahead at next year's state legislative budget debate. There's good news and bad news. Revenues are up but the state is facing an almost $340 million hole. That's another 14 percent cut to state services. So what are they going to eliminate? Or are your taxes going up?
Aired: 11/18/10
Major Funding Provided by the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation
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