AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoElections & Voting Access: Vermont’s attorney general says a federal judge granted a temporary restraining order blocking USPS’s new vote-by-mail rule, calling compliance “practically impossible” and warning it could disenfranchise voters. Public Safety & Health: A new Vermont survey finds teen mental health is improving and vaping, alcohol, and marijuana use are down, even as some students still struggle. Housing: Northern Forest Center broke ground on a $12.5 million, 24-unit affordable housing project in Greenville, aiming to support year-round residents and long-term newcomers. Arts & Community: Suzy Haner is taking over daily operations as interim executive director of the Monument Arts and Culture Center in Bennington. Local Economy & Infrastructure: Green Mountain Power plans a customer open house Sept. 1 in Westminster, and a weekly construction update outlines upcoming I-89 paving and bridge work affecting traffic. Sports: U-32’s football program is being framed as a “team of the future” after graduation losses, with a young roster ready to build.
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