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what's in my inbox today?
Nov. 1st, 2007 06:28 pmIt says something about my life that I get e-mail from a journalist at least once a month these days.
I'm not sure _what_ it says, but it definitely says something. This time, in addition to my usual cautious reply to the question asked, I tossed back a story idea. 9.9% increase in premium for health insurance used by many/most towns/libraries in NH (that offer health coverage). Who is paying that premium in full? Who is cost-sharing, and how? And is anyone using this budget season to change their policy?
I'm not sure _what_ it says, but it definitely says something. This time, in addition to my usual cautious reply to the question asked, I tossed back a story idea. 9.9% increase in premium for health insurance used by many/most towns/libraries in NH (that offer health coverage). Who is paying that premium in full? Who is cost-sharing, and how? And is anyone using this budget season to change their policy?