Poor and uninsured despite Obama care in several states
In states where governors reject the Medicaid expansion under the Obama health law, working parents like Sandra Pico in Miami and Matthew Solis in Texas struggle to qualify for coverage despite income near the poverty line. The piece notes state cutoff variations, political stances, and the potential impact on about 70 million current Medicaid beneficiaries plus millions more if expansion proceeds.
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Woman receives big refund after utility overcharge
Grace Edwards in Cheshire received about ten thousand five hundred dollars after Connecticut Light and Power admitted billing errors for street light charges. The charges listed high lumen sodium vapor lights and stemmed from a developer’s agreement. after state consumer counsel intervention, the company reimbursed past charges plus interest and apologized.
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