AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoIndigenous Community: Vermont’s BTV Local & Indigenous Fund says it has distributed more than $175,000 to community causes, including over $75,000 for Indigenous people, culture and sovereignty. Community Giving: Rock Point School’s Ooky Spooky 5K returns Oct. 24, with proceeds supporting COTS and its work with people experiencing homelessness. Arts & Culture: The Vermont Philharmonic opens its 68th season Oct. 17-18 with Sibelius and a four-hands piano concerto; a new film and two plays also inspired a call to see the arts as a force for connection and activism. Local Traditions: Vermont’s creemee now has a passport listing 189 stops statewide, with proceeds going to Vermont organizations. International Ties: Rutland and Hanamaki, Japan, marked 40 years as sister cities, celebrating a student exchange that has brought more than 200 Rutland students to Japan and welcomed Japanese students in return.
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