AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHealth Care: Vermont’s suicide-care network will receive up to $4.95 million over three years to expand training and evidence-based services. The Greater Burlington YMCA also won $10,300 to help women build swimming and water-safety skills. Local Taxes: Hinesburg and Bennington voters will consider local-option taxes in November, a potential revenue source for town services that critics say could raise costs for residents and businesses. Public Safety: A 68-year-old Charleston man died after his car left Route 58 and struck a tree in Brownington; the crash remains under investigation. Elections: No Kings events around Vermont are urging voter participation ahead of the midterms, as local candidate forums bring state races into focus. Recovery: Gov. Phil Scott announced a $4.2 million grant to help rebuild Barre’s flood-damaged North End.
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