AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPublic Safety: Burlington police are investigating an overnight downtown stabbing near St. Paul Street and Bank Street; the victim was taken to UVM Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries. State Government & Courts: The U.S. DOJ sued Vermont (along with New York and Connecticut) over in-state tuition for undocumented residents, arguing colleges can’t offer benefits that aren’t available to U.S. citizens. Immigration Politics: Democrats are split inside the party over what to do with ICE, with the DNC approving competing resolutions—either concrete reforms or eliminating the agency. Health Care Costs: Medicare Advantage plans are shrinking, and Vermont is among states where at least 60% of enrollees faced terminated plans, according to KFF. Vermont Business & Energy: Vermont Gas Systems named Lindsay Kurrle president and CEO, tapping a long-time Scott administration leader to guide the utility through recovery and development. Local Economy/Infrastructure: VermontBiz’s weekly roadwork report outlines ongoing I-89 paving and bridge rehabilitation projects with lane closures and speed limits. Consumer Safety: A Marketside Tomato Bisque Soup Kit sold at Walmart was recalled over possible listeria contamination.
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