AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoPublic Safety & Accountability: A Burlington editorial argues “interrupting conditions” isn’t enough, calling drug sales a violent crime that must be removed while expanding treatment options. Education Reform in Motion: Gov. Phil Scott is urging Vermont’s school merger study committees to focus on what students can gain, as facilitators begin 20 merger discussions statewide. Local Governance & School Logistics: Washington Central’s interim superintendent search is extended after both consultant-recommended finalists withdrew, leaving the district scrambling for leadership. Mental Health & Community Care: Brattleboro will host the Windham County Out of the Darkness Walk for suicide prevention and survivor support on Sept. 20. Environment & Research: Bennington College and partners win a $7.9M NSF grant to build a PFAS Environmental Research Network. Culture & History: Shelburne Museum opens “Norman Rockwell: At Home in Vermont,” exploring the artist’s years in Arlington. Lifestyle & Community: Free Mentored Fishing Weekend runs Sept. 5–7, pairing new anglers with experienced mentors. Arts & Family Fun: Mount Independence in Orwell hosts “Soldiers Atop the Mount” living history Sept. 5–6. Sports: The American-Canadian Tour returns for Thunder Road’s 48th Labor Day Classic 200.
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