AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHealth & Wellness Partnerships: Float Away Wellness Spa is partnering with UVM Athletics to bring floatation and vibroacoustic therapy to Catamount student-athletes—an unusual first for UVM recovery routines. Aging & Care at Home: Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice received a $7,200 grant from NorthCountry Federal Credit Union to support Adult Home Healthcare for more than 1,700 Central Vermonters each year. Community Health Fundraising: Market 32 and Price Chopper, with Freihofer’s, raised $19,079 for the Alzheimer’s Association through a two-month in-store campaign. Local Culture & History: A YouTube series is spotlighting Vermont’s covered bridges, with Franklin County stops and plans to visit all 203 bridges statewide. Arts & Entertainment: NPR marks Arthur Read’s 30th TV debut anniversary, while “Verity” gets mixed reviews for leaning into twists without delivering the psychological punch promised. Sports & Community: Vermont Motorsports Hall of Fame announces its 2026 class, and local cross country coverage highlights standout performances at the Woods Trail Invitational. Parenting & Opportunity: A report looks at families paying thousands for farm schools to boost college odds—phone-free, hands-on learning as a competitive edge. Civic Life: Hinesburg’s selectboard schedules an Oct. 7 informational meeting on a local option tax after voters rejected it in 2024.
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