AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMaine Politics: With Tuesday’s Democratic U.S. Senate primary looming, Graham Platner’s bid to challenge Sen. Susan Collins is getting a last-minute stress test as voters weigh fresh allegations about his conduct against his working-class, anti-establishment pitch. Workforce & Health Care: UVM Health’s Project SEARCH wrapped up with eight graduates, including young adults building real workplace skills through health care rotations. Senior Living Leadership: The Village at White River Junction named Danielle Nickerson executive director, bringing nearly a decade of Vermont senior-care leadership. State Policy & Business Climate: Gov. Phil Scott signed a slate of bills, including measures tied to chronic absenteeism, immigration protocols in schools, and economic development provisions. Legal & Immigration: A federal judge blocked Trump’s $100,000 H-1B fee, a win for states and a potential relief for tech employers relying on skilled foreign workers. Local Retail Expansion: Town Fair Tire plans a new St. Albans store at Highgate Commons, targeting a late-July opening. Public Health: A free Alzheimer’s and caregiving conference is set for Burlington July 15.
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