Health Care: Vermont free clinics expect more patients as nearly 49,000 people risk losing Medicaid over new work rules and renewal requirements. Separately, the state’s quality-of-care program received up to $4.95 million to strengthen suicide prevention and care. Governor’s Race: A Republican Governors Association-linked super PAC has spent more than $460,000 backing Phil Scott, as challenger Amanda Janoo’s campaign has outraised his in recent filings. Rutland Services: A broken press at the city wastewater plant has halted sludge treatment for neighboring communities, forcing some towns to pay sharply higher costs while repairs could take until December. Local Safety: Police say a bomb threat at Otter Valley Union High School was not credible; students and staff were evacuated as a precaution. Libraries: Vermont marks its first Libraries Day on Monday, recognizing libraries’ roles in learning and community services. Data Centers: A regional reporting series begins next week as a Vermont poll finds 64% support a ban on large-scale data centers, though none currently operate in the state.