Public Health: Vermont officials say Leaping Bear Farm in Windsor County has voluntarily recalled eggs after Salmonella Enteritidis was found in eggs and environmental samples; the recall covers cartons dated June 1 through Sept. 5, and health officials linked 14 Vermont illnesses to the strain, urging people not to eat recalled eggs and to clean surfaces that may have touched them. Emergency Response: Rutland City crews responded to a propane rail car derailment near the Park Street crossing; officials say there’s no leak and no tank compromise, and residents should avoid the area while the car is reracked. Addiction Prevention: Central Vermont Prevention Coalition will host Central Vermont’s first Save a Life Day in Barre on Sept. 24, offering free naloxone (Narcan) and overdose prevention resources, plus a traveling Into Light portrait exhibit. Community & Aging: Central Vermont Council on Aging’s Hit the Trail fundraiser returns Sept. 27 along the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, with a 5K, music, food, and a raffle supporting CVCOA’s free programs. State Watch: VermontBiz also posted a weekly roundup of highway and interstate construction impacts, including I-89 and I-91 paving and bridge work. Local Culture: Chimney Point State Historic Site in Addison hosts its 31st annual Northeastern Open Atlatl Championship Sept. 19, with an atlatl-making workshop the day before.