AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOpioid prevention: Central Vermont’s first “Save a Life Day” is set for Sept. 24 in Barre, offering free naloxone (Narcan), overdose prevention info, and local harm-reduction resources, plus a traveling Into Light Project portrait exhibit. Rural health funding: Vermont is receiving $11.7 million from federal rural health transformation money to train healthcare workers and expand capacity at three rural nursing homes. Transportation: Officials are working to restore rail service between Vermont and Quebec, aiming to reconnect the region after decades without direct service. Public safety: Vermont State Police reported a multi-car crash at US Route 7 and Kocher Drive in Bennington, with minor injuries. Local government & growth: Rutland’s Walmart Supercenter plans continue with an Act 250 prehearing at the former Diamond Run Mall site. Community events: Barre’s Aldrich Public Library hosts a closing reception for reclaimed-glass art, and Rutland students unveiled a new collaborative mural. Sports: Week 2 of Vermont high school football kicks off Thursday with Burlington/South Burlington at BFA-St Albans and Essex at Colchester. Wildlife: Vermont bear hunting season begins Sept. 1, with rules on tags, reporting, and required tooth submission.
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