AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoOffshore Wind Lawsuit: New York and six other states, including Vermont, sued the Trump administration over a deal that paid TotalEnergies nearly $1 billion to cancel offshore wind leases—arguing it was illegal and would cost jobs and undercut climate and energy goals. Local Politics: Molly Gray, a former Vermont lieutenant governor, is running to reclaim the job, pitching her experience and work with the Vermont Afghan Alliance as she campaigns through Brattleboro. State Government & Economy: Vermont’s EV market keeps climbing, with nearly 21,000 electric vehicles on the road—driven by higher gas prices, cheaper used EVs, and discounted charging rates. Environment & Lakes: The Vermont Lakes and Ponds Program is urging shoreland owners to use best practices—like native plantings and rain gardens—to protect water quality and habitat. Business & Community: Brattleboro is set for a June 24 grand opening of a new Amtrak station with level boarding and accessibility upgrades. Sports: Rutland girls lacrosse snapped a playoff drought with a 9-1 win over Milton, while Castleton softball coach Eric Kraut announced his resignation. Public Safety: Vermont State Police reported a Bristol-area crash on Monkton Road where a driver was cited for DUI.
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