AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPublic Safety & Accountability: A Burlington commentary argues Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak’s “interrupt conditions” message isn’t enough, saying drug sales are violent crime that must be removed while expanding treatment options. Local History & Community: Mount Independence’s “Soldiers Atop the Mount” living history weekend returns Sept. 5–6 in Orwell with family-friendly reenactments, trail walks, and a Sunday auto tour. Education & Youth: Sheldon Elementary welcomes new principal Becky Read, outlining plans to support teachers and raise expectations for its preK–8 students. School Tech Rules: Vermont’s smartphone restrictions take effect, with some schools already using “bell to bell” phone collection. Culture & Food: Londonderry’s PoutineFest 2026 draws thousands for French-Canadian pride, tastings, and live entertainment. Immigration & Rights: Vermont joins a multi-state lawsuit challenging federal attacks on transgender youth healthcare, including Medicaid-related limits. Health & Family Leave: With no federal paid leave law, states are filling gaps; Vermont is among those highlighted for leave coverage. Arts & Learning: CCV honors philanthropist Lois McClure with a dedicated atrium at its Winooski center. Sports & Outdoors: Jay Peak announces September trail and mountain running events, including a trail festival and its first Cirque Series race.
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