AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoIndigenous Community Support: Burlington cannabis company Magic Mann says its local and Indigenous fund has distributed more than $175,000 since 2020, including over $75,000 for Indigenous people, culture and sovereignty. Arts & Ideas: Vermont artist and educator Dana Mashoian Walrath discusses “The Book of Genocides,” a graphic novel exploring 10 genocides through collage, drawing and poetry. Local Traditions: The Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum’s Oct. 29 speaker series opens with a look back at Johnson State College’s 1966–74 ski team, featuring newly digitized film and photos. Community Events: Rock Point School’s Oct. 24 Ooky Spooky 5K will raise money for COTS and its work supporting people experiencing homelessness. Franklin County’s Oct. 9–11 calendar also offers a quilt and craft show, an art opening and library movie matinee. Vermont Places: The owners of Peru’s music-filled JJ Hapgood are seeking a buyer for the longtime community gathering spot, while Stowe’s Lodge at Spruce Peak earned Condé Nast Traveler’s No. 3 U.S. resort ranking in New England. Schools: Some Chittenden County districts, including Burlington, Colchester and Winooski, still struggle to find substitute teachers.
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