AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMeta Settlement for Vermont Teens: Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark says Meta will pay $92.7 million—the biggest single-company settlement in state history—and impose new limits on Instagram/Facebook for users under 18, including a two-hour daily cap, nighttime blocks, school-hour restrictions, and stronger age-assurance. Mental Health Courts: Vermont Chief Justice Paul Reiber has been named co-chair of a national task force focused on improving state court responses to people with serious mental illness. Local Thrift & Entrepreneurship: A Vermont law student opened Royalton Reclaimed, a new thrift store built around sustainable fashion and community need. Vermont Arts & Culture: Shelburne Museum is hosting Norman Rockwell Day on Sept. 26 with curator-led tours, artmaking, and a talk on Rockwell’s photography. Outdoor Economy Research: UVM leads a $5.9 million NSF-funded project to study snow and connect winter weather to the region’s outdoor recreation economy. Family-Friendly Festival: Garlic Town USA returns to Bennington on Sept. 5 with expanded chef demos, entertainment, and hands-on programming.
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