AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHealth & Philanthropy: Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice (CVHHH) received a $7,200 grant from NorthCountry Federal Credit Union to expand its Adult Home Healthcare program, serving 1,700 Central Vermonters annually as Medicare reimbursement cuts widen the funding gap. Veterans & Business Partnerships: Cannatrol’s Cool Cure Limited Edition program added Operation Green Healing as its exclusive nonprofit partner, with proceeds supporting veterans’ wellness and outreach. Workforce & Education: Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation’s Pipelines and Pathways Reality Fair returns Oct. 6 at Leland & Gray High School, bringing more than 250 students into hands-on financial literacy and career “life budgeting” simulations. State Government Appointments: Gov. Phil Scott named Nick Kramer deputy commissioner of the Department of Human Resources and Shabnam Nolan deputy secretary of the Agency of Human Services. Local Economy & Housing: Barre won remaining north-end flood recovery funds after the Vermont Community Development Board approved its housing projects. Construction & Commuting: Vermont’s weekly highway work schedule flags ongoing line striping and I-89 paving/bridge work with lane closures and reduced speeds. Energy Policy: Multiple state attorneys general, including Vermont’s, are suing to block federal rollbacks of fuel economy standards.
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