AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Safety: Vermont State Police are asking for help identifying a person of interest in a Cabot road-rage incident on Route 215 where a driver reported being confronted by an armed man; police later said the person has been identified but the investigation continues. Local Government: Residents in Upper Graniteville are upset after the town removed an unsafe basketball court from their playground, saying they weren’t consulted and noting the town’s multi-year plan to resurface other courts. Health & Food Safety: Leaping Bear Farm in Reading is recalling eggs dated June 1 to Sept. 5 after Salmonella was found in eggs and environmental samples; officials linked 14 illnesses in Vermont and say recalled eggs should be thrown away, not composted. Community & Recovery: Central Vermont’s first “Save a Life Day” in Barre will hand out naloxone and overdose-prevention info, with Into Light portraits on display. Sports: Otter Valley girls soccer advanced to the Josh Cole Tournament title game with a 7-2 win over Proctor. Arts & Culture: VSO opens its season Sept. 18 at the Flynn with “Charity, Sylvia & Cleopatra,” including a Vermont history-focused world premiere.
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