AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoVermont Business Leadership: Vermont Gas Systems named Lindsay Kurrle as its next president and CEO, tapping a longtime state leader known for economic development, housing, tourism, and flood recovery work. Local Community & Culture: Lyndon Historical Society hosted a zucchini festival with contests, historic recipes, and community cooking, funded through Vermont Humanities. Public Safety: Vermont State Police arrested Joseph Greenwood, 46, after an alleged car theft from a St. Johnsbury dealership; police found the vehicle in Lyndonville. Health & Consumer Safety: DOJ sued New York, Connecticut, and Vermont over in-state tuition for undocumented residents, arguing federal law bars such benefits. Food Recall: Kettle Cuisine recalled 3,240 Marketside tomato bisque soup kits sold at select Walmart stores due to possible listeria contamination. Sports: Edgar May Stingrays won Division 5 at the Vermont State Meet, with multiple top-10 finishes across strokes and relays. Roads & Travel: VermontBiz listed ongoing I-89 paving and bridge work plus local closures, with lane restrictions and speed limits in effect. Weather: Old Farmer’s Almanac’s extended fall forecast calls for colder, wetter conditions than normal in New Hampshire, with similar patterns across parts of the Northeast.
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