AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoVermont Health & Community Care: Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice received a $7,200 grant from NorthCountry Federal Credit Union to support its Adult Home Healthcare program, serving 1,700 Central Vermonters yearly with short-term, at-home medical care and therapy—especially as Medicare reimbursement continues to shrink. Local Education & Youth Financial Literacy: Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation’s Pipelines and Pathways Reality Fair returns Oct. 6 at Leland & Gray High School, giving 250+ students hands-on lessons in budgeting, career “pay,” and real-life money tradeoffs. Health Equity in Vermont: UVM Health’s Fifth Annual Health Equity Summit drew 500+ in person and 400+ online, with sessions spanning maternal health, menstrual justice, homelessness, sex trafficking, and LGBTQ inclusion. Faith & Legal Fight: The Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington asked a U.S. bankruptcy court to dismiss its Chapter 11 case, arguing it risks exposing parishes and schools to liability amid clergy abuse claims. Vermont Politics & Public Opinion: A Vermont Public poll finds 64% of Vermonters support a statewide ban on large data centers, with Democrats especially supportive. Immigration Enforcement Protest: Vermont activists face criminal trespassing charges tied to protests at a Williston ICE surveillance facility, as a majority of Vermonters disapprove of ICE enforcement actions.
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