AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoVermont Community: A backyard wiffle-ball game has grown into a tradition raising more than $2.3 million for people with Type 1 diabetes. A new SLAMT1D documentary about the community premieres on YouTube Nov. 10. Food & Hospitality: Southern Vermont innkeepers Lauren and Steven Bryant are bringing their inns, restaurants and gathering places in Dorset, Manchester and Bennington together as The Shires Collection, launching Nov. 12. Arts & Culture: Burlington’s Flynn hosts free readings of 34 short plays on democracy Saturday, while the inaugural Night Watch light-art festival will transform Lake Street with projections, installations and live music that evening. Local History: Londonderry’s Mill Tavern is set to be razed, prompting a look back at the riverside landmark’s 180-year history, from industry to skiing and live music. Civic Life: Vermonters will vote Nov. 3 on constitutional amendments protecting workers’ organizing rights and guaranteeing equal treatment under the law. Outdoors & Literacy: Vermont conservation groups gather at Jay Peak for their annual parks, trails and recreation conference; St. Albans Rotary has also opened a new Story Walk at Collins Perley, with pages of a children’s book posted along the path.
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