AGP Executive Report
Last update: 24 minutes agoReproductive Rights: Vermont Access to Reproductive Freedom (VARF) is partnering with Maitri Healthcare in South Burlington to expand abortion care, funding clinic equipment and supplies and offering patient financial help. State Politics: U.S. Sen. Peter Welch voted “no” on the GOP Farm Bill, saying it falls short for Vermont farmers, rural communities, and nutrition programs. Public Safety & Courts: Vermont’s AG coalition won a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration from demanding a database of sensitive driver information from states. Housing & Health Care: After UVM Health Network job cuts, some workers say employer housing could be lost, raising fears of eviction in a tight rental market. Local Government: Rutland’s Asa Bloomer Building is set to mostly reopen Monday after asbestos testing, with the State’s Attorney’s office cleanup continuing. Community & Culture: Burlington-area duo Cricket Blue releases “Sweet Animal,” a concept album exploring death and grief. Weather: Heavy rain and flash-flood risk are flagged for Saturday morning into early Saturday, with showers easing Sunday. Traffic/Infrastructure: Statewide highway work includes I-89 paving and bridge rehabilitation, with lane closures and speed reductions.
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