AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLocal Planning: UVM students helped create a new online tool that gives Vermont towns easier access to data on housing, conservation, health and infrastructure. Veterans Day: Rutland Intermediate School students honored local veterans with music, a flag-folding ceremony and community tributes. Housing: Vermont’s annual count recorded 3,286 people experiencing homelessness; advocates warn it likely misses many, while the number of homeless children and people living unsheltered rose 5%. Public Health: State officials confirmed a measles cluster in Orleans County and urged doctors to report suspected cases. Pay: Vermont’s minimum wage will rise 49 cents to $14.91 an hour on Jan. 1. Arts & Music: Vermont folk musician Sam Amidon announced a new album, Willing Brother Knowing, due Feb. 26, 2027, and released its first single. Community Business: Jenna’s Café in Johnson has reopened under the management of Jenna’s Promise, offering work experience for people in recovery.
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