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Also on today's calendar: Candidate Forum: Democratic Primary For Vermont Governor and 6 more events.
Today's riddle: What do you call a bee that can't make up it's mind? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. All Brains Belong brings neurodivergent Vermonters together (charlottenewsvt.org) — Tucked just behind Montpelier’s firehouse, All Brains Belong is reimagining healthcare for neurodivergent Vermonters with a sensory-friendly clinic and flexible, patient-directed appointments. The nonprofit also offers free weekly virtual Brain Club sessions, employment-support workshops, and kid connection programs that link families across states, giving local residents new ways to find community, practical support, and more inclusive care.
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2. Nighthawks defeat Mountaineers, 13-10 (timesargus.com) — In Montpelier, the Vermont Mountaineers’ late seven-run surge at Recreation Field wasn’t enough to catch the Upper Valley Nighthawks, who held on for a 13–10 win. The Mountaineers still lead the NECBL in extra-base hits, and they’ll get another shot at Upper Valley on Friday night at Maxfield Sports Complex.
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3. Storms cause damage in the Northeast Kingdom, street flooding in Barre City (wcax.com) — Heavy storms Thursday evening led to a National Weather Service Flood Warning for the Montpelier and Barre area after torrential rain caused poor-drainage flooding in Barre City. Trees and power lines were also brought down in Lyndon and Burke, and residents were urged to avoid downtown Barre streets until water receded, underscoring how quickly conditions can deteriorate nearby.
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4. Gov. Scott signs executive order aimed at lowering health insurance costs (wcax.com) — From the Statehouse in Montpelier, Gov. Phil Scott has signed an executive order intended to attract more health insurers, boost competition, and lower premiums for Vermonters. The plan would allow age-based rating, group purchasing by small businesses, and tax incentives for buying on the exchange, but many changes still need legislative approval in January.
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5. Vermont Agency of Education Announces Summer Meals Program Available to All Children (vermont.gov) — Announced from Montpelier’s Agency of Education is again offering free summer meals to all children 18 and under at sites statewide, including schools, parks, and libraries. Families can find nearby locations online or by calling 2-1-1, and many sites also provide social, educational, and accessible options like grab-and-go or delivery for rural areas.
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