In a session to address social services spending, lawmakers made a change to the Rainy Day Fund – the state’s emergency savings account – that will mean less money goes into it in future years.
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In a session to address social services spending, lawmakers made a change to the Rainy Day Fund – the state’s emergency savings account – that will mean less money goes into it in future years.
