AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHealth Access: Copley Hospital will offer Saturday low-dose CT lung cancer screenings on Nov. 14, aiming to make early detection easier for people who can’t attend weekday appointments. Public Safety: Vermont health officials report rising emergency-room visits related to tick bites. State police are also asking for help identifying suspects in an ATM theft in Pittsford. Election Watch: Vermonters head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3, in a closely watched governor’s race and contests for the Legislature. Federal election monitors are expected in Burlington, while a report says some local votes were left off Vermont mail-in ballots. Local Leadership: Burlington’s incoming police chief faces a demanding job, as the city weighs public safety challenges. Farming: Richmond’s Andy Aldrich was named Vermont’s 2026 Fantastic Farmer for stewardship of his family farm, which produces maple syrup, Christmas trees and firewood.
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