AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSuicide Care: Vermont’s quality-in-health-care program received up to $4.95 million over three years to expand training and improve suicide care statewide. Business and Skiing: Japanese firm Omron is buying South Burlington’s OnLogic for $675 million, with the company expected to keep its headquarters and brand. Killington Resort also outlined $280 million in planned investments over the next decade, though its proposed ski village is moving slowly. Housing and Recovery: Hinesburg’s Riggs Meadow project is preparing to build 36 permanently affordable, geothermal-heated homes, while Barre received $4.2 million toward rebuilding its flood-damaged North End. Farms and Forests: A state assistance program opens Oct. 26 for farmers and timber owners with weather-related losses from 2023 and 2024; eligible applicants may receive up to $75,000. Election 2026: Vermont’s early voting is underway ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms, as parties focus on competitive state Senate races.
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