AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPride in Burlington: Hundreds filled downtown for the city’s 44th annual Pride parade and festival, with a new coalition stepping in after the Pride Center of Vermont stepped back from organizing the September event. Vermont community health: Central Vermont’s first “Save a Life Day” is set for Sept. 24 in Barre, offering free naloxone and overdose-prevention resources, plus a traveling exhibit of portraits from Into Light. Rural health push: A new report says states are expanding rural health funding by connecting provider groups to health information exchanges, with Vermont among those receiving federal support. Local education wins: Vermont Adult Learning held a graduation ceremony in Brattleboro honoring students who earned diplomas/GEDs and advanced toward citizenship and workforce goals. Traffic update: Vermont State Police reported a crash causing lane closures on I-91 S near MM51, with the roadway later reopened. Arts & seasons: UVM researchers discussed how extreme weather may affect Vermont fall foliage timing and color. State cannabis enforcement: Regulators announced a settlement with Lt. Gov. John Rodgers over unapproved greenhouse seedlings, with a $2,500 fine.
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