AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoStudent-loan lawsuit wave: Michigan AG Dana Nessel and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer joined a coalition suing the U.S. Department of Education over a new rule that narrows which “professional degree” programs qualify for federal student loans—aimed at protecting access for fields like nursing and other critical workforce roles. Local transit crunch: Essex Selectboard is weighing whether towns will help fund Green Mountain Transit’s plan to end the #4 Essex Center bus route this August, with a decision targeted by June 15. Hate-crime investigation: Vermont State Police are probing antisemitic graffiti at DG Bodyworks in Cavendish, including “Free Palestine” and a profanity about Israel, and will route it to the AG’s hate-crime reporting process. Marathon update: 2024 Vermont City Marathon champion Philemon Terer won’t run the 2026 race after visa renewal delays. Community calendar: Essex Pride runs May 29-31, and Montpelier Alive brings back the Downtown Montpelier Ramble Thursdays through summer.
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