AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Health: Vermont confirmed a small, connected measles cluster in Orleans County. Officials say the risk to the public is low, but are urging clinicians statewide to report suspected cases promptly. Burlington: The City Council approved Anthony Geraci as police chief in a 10-2 vote, ending a lengthy search. Some councilors questioned how allegations from his time in New York were reviewed; an independent investigation found no policy violations. Winter on the Mountain: Killington plans to resume snowmaking as it prepares for the World Cup, though warm weather has delayed sustained operations. Seasonal Well-Being: Shorter days can bring seasonal depression for some Vermonters; researchers are still investigating its causes. Arts & Culture: Upcoming highlights include Elf the Musical in Burlington, Judy Collins with the Vermont Symphony Orchestra in Rutland, and Burlington’s Non-Fiction Comics Festival. Vermont’s Past: New local histories trace how Russian immigrants built businesses in the Northeast Kingdom and how Peacham-born physician Edward Cowles helped reform psychiatric care.
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