AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation & Local Governance: Washington Central Unified Union School District is waiting on the state Agency of Education to sign off on an interim superintendent “plan” as it tries to keep leadership steady for the next nine months. Public Health & Community Care: Central Vermont’s first “Save a Life Day” is set for Sept. 24 in Barre, with free naloxone and harm-reduction resources plus a traveling Into Light portrait exhibit. Workplace Wellness: Vermont’s Governor’s Award for Excellence in Worksite Wellness will honor 115 employers at Killington on Oct. 27, spotlighting safer, healthier workplaces across schools, nonprofits, and businesses. Housing & Winter Safety: Montpelier is mapping emergency cold-weather shelter options for this winter, including city hall basement space and a vacant 148 State Street property. Immigration & Rights: Vermont’s neighbors are suing to block the Trump administration’s expanded “public charge” rule, which would let immigration officials weigh use of benefits like Medicaid and SNAP when deciding green cards. Culture & Learning: Capital City Concerts opens its season with a “New Beginnings” program and new artistic leadership, while Milton hosts “Duty and Service: A Civil War Saga” on Sept. 25-26. Sports: Greylock’s girls soccer team won its kickoff tournament, with Tanley Drake and Rowan Apotsos taking MVP honors.
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