AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCommunity Support: For Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Vermont cannabis company Magic Mann highlighted its local and Indigenous fund, which has distributed more than $175,000, including over $75,000 to Indigenous communities and causes. Education: Voters in 18 Washington County communities will decide on a $54.9 million bond for a redesigned Central Vermont Career Center; unlike last year’s proposal, the ballot question won’t be mailed automatically. Arts & Culture: Oscar-winning visual effects artist Greg Butler will host a five-film retrospective at Randolph’s Playhouse Movie Theater Oct. 23–25, with introductions and audience Q&As. Housing & Renewal: Dismas of Vermont marks 40 years of supporting people returning from incarceration, with five family-style homes and step-down apartments serving 2,350 people over the organization’s history. Travel: Winooski’s first hotel is among six new or transformed small-town properties drawing attention this fall, with a design inspired by Vermont maple-sugaring traditions.
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