AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation & Phones: Vermont’s statewide phone-free school policy is drawing pushback from students, who say the rules clash with practical needs like finding classrooms and staying on time. Courts & Work: The Vermont Supreme Court sided with Gov. Phil Scott on requiring more in-person work for state employees, reversing a labor board ruling; the VSEA says it will keep fighting. Health Care: A new mental health urgent care center in Brattleboro is set to open with 24/7 walk-in services in January 2027, funded by a $3.6 million state grant. Public Safety: A Rutland woman faces child abuse charges after allegations that she grabbed a child’s throat and left injuries described in court filings. Elections & Accountability: Two candidates—Tim Ashe and Ivar Kronick—are running for Vermont State Auditor as Doug Hoffer steps aside. Community & Culture: The Vermont legal community’s Hunger Action Month drive raised $20,033 in two weeks, supplying food and diapers statewide. Sports & Community: Team Rising Tide is planning a 3,000-mile Atlantic rowing challenge.
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