AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSevere Weather Aftermath: The National Weather Service confirmed two EF-1 tornadoes in Vermont from Thursday’s storms—one in Lincoln (up to 105 mph) and one in Woodstock/West Woodstock along Route 4 (up to 100 mph)—as crews assess snapped trees, damaged roofs, and power outages. Local Cleanup & Safety: Woodstock residents and businesses are still dealing with downed lines and debris, while crews restore service and clear roads; separate reports also describe a truck crash that sent fuel into the Barnard Brook, triggering containment and cleanup. Waterway Protection: Vermont adopted tighter wakesport rules, including decontamination for ballasted vessels, 500-foot distance limits from people, and seasonal buffers around loon nesting sites. Public Health Watch: Quebec health officials warn that raccoon rabies is spreading into more urban areas, expanding an enhanced surveillance zone across Montérégie and parts of the Eastern Townships. Energy & Land-Use Pressure: A Vermont Studio Center flood recovery story highlights FEMA funding to rebuild and relocate a studio outside the floodplain, while a separate study warns wind and solar buildouts may require thousands of square miles—raising local opposition concerns. Community & Environment: Smokey House Center launched a Community Science program with a native caterpillar count to help residents document local wildlife.
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