AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWorkplace & Housing: The Vermont Supreme Court ordered state employees back in-office at least three days a week, ending a dispute over the Scott administration’s hybrid work standard. Immigration & Justice: Vermont’s AG took anti-ICE protest cases to trial after a Chittenden County prosecutor declined to pursue them, with protesters facing trespassing charges. Democracy & Civil Liberties: The ACLU of Vermont released a poll showing Vermonters prioritize healthcare, housing, and wealth inequality, with strong support for resisting federal threats to civil rights and for ending ICE. Education & Community: A new look at Chittenden County colleges shows 5,051 degrees and certificates awarded in 2023-24, underscoring how higher ed shapes local life. Public Safety & Families: A Bennington woman was arrested on aggravated child cruelty charges after a child welfare report. Culture & Local Life: Pick-your-own orchards are betting on fall weather, with Essex Junction growers saying a few rainy days can make or break the season. Health & Aging: “Aging Untold” tackles what “clean eating” really means and what families should ask before major surgery later in life. Tech & Privacy: A court ruling and AI-generated abuse images are pushing more parents to pull children’s photos offline.
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