AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Health & Harm Reduction: Central Vermont’s first “Save a Life Day” is set for Sept. 24 in Barre, offering free naloxone (Narcan) and overdose-prevention resources, plus a traveling Into Light Project portrait exhibit from Vermonters lost to overdose. Food Safety: Leaping Bear Farm in Windsor County has recalled eggs after Salmonella Enteritidis was found in eggs and environmental samples; officials linked 14 Vermont illnesses to the strain and say affected cartons run June 1–Sept. 5, with consumers urged to throw eggs away and clean surfaces with hot, soapy water. Community & Culture: The Lake Paran Stone Skipping Festival returns Sept. 19 in North Bennington for its 13th year, drawing families and competitors for a free-to-watch, low-cost contest. Arts & LGBTQ+ History: The Vermont Symphony Orchestra opens its season Sept. 18 with “Charity, Sylvia & Cleopatra,” including a world premiere inspired by two 1800s Addison County seamstresses who lived openly as a couple. Local Lifestyle: The Gourmet Goat in Castleton is pairing a new shop with Flying Goat Yoga, bringing goats, laughter, and community events to the farm. Sports: VTSU Castleton’s women’s tennis team swept VTSU Lyndon 7-0.
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