AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPride Center comeback: After closing in October, the Pride Center of Vermont is working to relaunch with a new funding plan and a $350,000 “transformational” gift helping it get breathing room. Legislature wrap-up: A Putney public forum will let Sen. Nader Hashim and Rep. Mike Mrowicki recap the 2026 session and preview what’s next, including education governance and funding reform. Community & kids: Dorset Village Library kicked off its summer reading program, while Grand Isle County schools held annual art and music showcases. Public safety: Two children died in a head-on crash on Route 14 in Woodbury; Vermont State Police are still investigating. Health & food: A class-one recall expanded to 913 cases of Alfredo sauce over possible salmonella contamination. Local culture: Vermont’s Pride Month coverage highlights community efforts “without the Pride Center,” and a Vermont writer’s new essay collection hits the road with readings.
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