AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoVermont Politics: State Rep. David Durfee says he’ll seek re-election to the Bennington-3 House seat, pitching continued work on housing and cost-of-living pressures. Public Safety: Essex Town police say a daughter has been charged after a pit bull killed her 76-year-old father with dementia during an attack at the family home; the dog was later put down. Environment & Infrastructure: The state Dam Safety Department has weighed in on Glover’s Shadow Lake Dam replacement plans, narrowing which design options are viable after recent flood damage and sinkhole concerns. Community & Culture: Burlington’s Juneteenth celebration is set for June 20 at City Hall Park and Church Street Marketplace, with performances, food, and family activities. Weather: A tornado watch was issued for Berkshire County and parts of Vermont, with severe storms possible. Business & Education: UVM’s Foundation board named Christopher D. Jacobsen as its next president/CEO, effective Aug. 3.
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