AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoHerbicide Ban: Vermont has become the first state to ban paraquat, an herbicide linked to Parkinson’s disease, with supporters calling it a major health win and noting many countries already outlaw it. State Politics: In Maine’s high-stakes Democratic Senate primary, Graham Platner says voters will back him despite fresh allegations reported by the New York Times, as progressives rally around “accountability” and “redemption.” Local Planning: South Burlington’s planning commission is moving toward initial zoning rules for data centers, aiming to get ahead of fast-moving proposals and their energy and water impacts. Workplace Inclusion: UVM Health hosted a Project SEARCH graduation ceremony celebrating eight participants, including a Burlington High School graduate who built real workplace skills and independence. Weather Watch: Strong storms are expected Saturday afternoon and evening in the region, with a risk of damaging winds and hail. Road Updates: Multiple construction projects are scheduled, including a long closure of the Depot St. bridge in Bennington, plus lane reductions and detours elsewhere. Public Safety: Vermont Fish and Wildlife is warning people not to disturb sea lamprey spawning in the Connecticut River.
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