AGP Executive Report
Last update: 29 minutes agoHealth Access: Copley Hospital in Morrisville will offer Saturday lung cancer screenings on Nov. 14, making low-dose CT scans easier to access for people who can’t get away on weekdays. Road Work: Vermont’s Nov. 2 construction schedule includes I-89 paving near Bethel-Brookfield and ongoing bridge work in Royalton, with lane restrictions and delays expected. Vermont Sports: The Catamounts swept New Hampshire with a 3-2 overtime win, sealed by Mathias Loiselle’s goal with 32 seconds left. Agriculture: Richmond’s Aldrich Tree and Maple Farm owner Andy Aldrich was named Vermont’s 2026 Fantastic Farmer and awarded a $5,000 grant for land stewardship. Election & Government: Vermonters head to the polls Tuesday as a tight governor’s race enters its final stretch; federal election monitors are expected in Burlington, and some local votes were reportedly left off mail-in ballots. State Sen. Terry Williams has pleaded not guilty to domestic assault. Separately, federal investigators are examining an alleged $1.8 million fraud involving a former Burlington school administrator.
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