AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLocal Public Safety: Burlington police say a 21-year-old Essex Junction woman, Haily B. Peacock, fired a gunshot downtown early Sunday while checking whether the firearm in her purse was loaded; she’s charged with reckless endangerment and released pending arraignment, with a no-firearms condition. Sports & Community: Bryan Schmitt won his third Bassmaster Elite title at Lake Champlain, edging Chris Johnston by a pound. Tech & Aging: Central Vermont Council on Aging is partnering with Technology for Tomorrow on a free “Take the Mystery Out of Tech!” Zoom course for seniors and caregivers. Women’s Sports: Sacred Heart’s unbeaten women’s soccer team beat Vermont 2-0, with strong saves from both sides. Immigration & Courts: A federal ruling in an immigration bond case turns on whether an undocumented Salvadoran man is “seeking admission,” shaping how mandatory detention applies. Culture & Pride: Queer Arts Fest expanded to two days at Millstone Hill, drawing thousands and adding education and community-building programming. History & Belonging: Vermont offered free admission to state historical sites for Bennington Battle Day, including Ethan Allen Homestead events highlighting Fanny Allen’s legacy. Activism: Korean and Filipino groups rallied nationwide demanding “U.S. Out of Korea” and an end to Pacific war escalation. Child Safety: Vermont DCF launched updated online training for mandated reporters on recognizing and reporting child abuse and neglect.
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