AGP Executive Report
Last update: 42 minutes agoLibraries: Vermont will celebrate its first Libraries Day on Monday, recognizing libraries as free hubs for learning, connection and community services. Health: A new grant of up to $4.95 million will support suicide-care training and improvements across Vermont’s health system; the state recorded 140 suicide deaths in 2025. The Greater Burlington YMCA also received $10,300 to expand its women-only swim program, which teaches water safety and swimming skills. Election 2026: Barre-area House candidates debated affordability at a public forum, while the lieutenant governor’s race pits former officeholder Molly Gray against incumbent John Rodgers. Roads and bridges: Woodstock’s Mill Road bridge will remain closed for at least another month as the town awaits quotes on a temporary repair. State highway work also brings lane closures and reduced speed limits on parts of I-89.
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