AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSnap Lawsuit: Parents of a 12-year-old raped by an adult she met on Snapchat sued Snap in Missouri, alleging the app’s “Quick Add” and Snap Maps helped the attacker find and groom her. Local Education & Summer Reading: Fletcher Free Library in Burlington is rolling out summer programs to fight “summer slide,” aiming to keep kids reading and learning through the break. Vermont Culture, Up Close: Seven Days’ “Stuck in Vermont” strolls Church Street with historian Bob Blanchard, tracing how the iconic Burlington corridor evolved from church grounds to trolley-lined hub to today’s pedestrian marketplace. Vermont Outdoors Access: Vermont Parks Forever announced 2026 Park Access Fund grantees, expanding free state-park day passes for groups including youth programs, BIPOC communities, and people managing disabilities. Green Mountain Sports: Three seasoned overseas pros are joining the Vermont Green women’s team this summer, blending experience with a roster built around college players.
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