AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoGroundwater & Turf Fight: Hinesburg’s Planning Commission urged the Champlain Valley Union High School board to rethink a proposed artificial turf field, arguing it could threaten local drinking water and groundwater under the town’s 2026 plan. Public Health & Wildlife: Vermont Fish and Wildlife kicked off its wild turkey brood survey for July and August, asking residents to report sightings to track long-term population productivity. Weather Watch: New England faced rounds of showers and possible strong-to-severe thunderstorms, with Vermont included in alerts before conditions eased. Local Food System: The Bennington Community Market announced a shift after closing due to unsustainable losses, with leaders pointing to a need for a more durable model for local food access. Rabies Risk Across Borders: Quebec’s fast-growing raccoon rabies outbreak has spread into Montérégie and nearby Eastern Townships, prompting residents to stay alert near neighborhoods and cities. Drinking Water Funding: EPA announced $25 million to improve drinking water in small and rural communities. Healthcare Workforce: Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice is accepting applications for its first paid Licensed Nursing Assistant training, starting August 2026.
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