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Brenna Burch

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BTC REPORTS: The Governor's Proposed 2012-13 Budget May 18, 2012
BTC REPORTS: The FY2012-13 House Budget: An inadequate and temporary fix for North Carolina's growing budget pressures Jun 7, 2012
BTC REPORTS: The FY 2012-13 Senate Budget - Policy-heavy budget continues to short investments in key public structures Jun 25, 2012
BTC REPORTS: The FY2012-13 Final Budget - Underfunding Vital Investments in Education, Health, Environment, and Infrastructure Jul 5, 2012

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