AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoVermont Business & Growth: Vermont Gas named Lindsay Kurrle as its next president and CEO, tapping a long-time Scott administration leader known for economic development, housing, tourism, and flood recovery work. Local Culture & Education: Bennington launched the Bennington Rural Renaissance Initiative with Smithsonian Rural Initiative partners, aiming to connect local schools, libraries, and community groups with Smithsonian programming. State Politics & Governance: North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein and Vermont Gov. Phil Scott made the case for stronger constitutional federalism at a bipartisan National Governors Association town hall, arguing disaster recovery and elections are testing the balance of power. Public Safety: Hartford police arrested a man accused of intentionally flooding his apartment to force an eviction, displacing residents and causing thousands in damage. Health Policy: Massachusetts issued an emergency order targeting kratom products, citing largely unregulated sales and serious health risks. Vermont Arts & Music: Slow Magic, the masked Vermont electronic artist, plays Higher Ground in South Burlington Saturday to celebrate his new album, “Emotion Engine.” Community & Events: Galley at the Vault in Springfield hosts wildlife photographer Steve Costello’s exhibit “An Illusion of Proximity,” with a reception Friday.
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