AGP Executive Report
Last update: 38 minutes agoWorkforce & Health: UVM Health’s Project SEARCH wrapped up with a June 3 ceremony for eight graduates, including a Burlington High School alum whose year at the medical center helped build workplace skills and more independence while managing Type 1 diabetes with less support. Renewable Power: Burlington Electric Department approved new hydro power purchase agreements, including Skelton Hydro output in Maine (100% through 2026, then 50% starting 2027) and a 10-year deal for Connecticut’s Wyre Wynd project. Wake Boat Rules: Vermont’s tightened wake-boat limits take effect June 11, with a 500-foot buffer in permitted zones and $300 fines for violations. Local Food & Learning: Smokey House Center in Danby won a Farm to School grant for a new berry alley cropping system, bringing 300+ students from 14 schools to plant a diversified perennial food setup. Community Gardens: Franklin County’s growing network of community gardens is helping residents learn, share space, and build pride—across St. Albans, Swanton, Enosburgh, Fairfax, Fairfield, and Montgomery. Politics & Personal Allegations: Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner denied claims from an ex-girlfriend alleging “unsettling” and physically intimidating behavior. Sports: Mount Anthony’s Lady Patriots softball team heads into postseason play after a strong season and playoff momentum.
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