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1. Juvy treatment, detention center planned for SoBu (vermontdailychronicle.com) — State officials plan to build the Green Mountain Youth Center on Meadowlands Drive in South Burlington, a secure treatment and crisis facility for justice‑involved youth with serious behavioral and mental health needs. The $27 million project, targeted to open by summer 2028, would house 14 youths and keep education and treatment on-site. A private developer will own the land and pay property taxes to South Burlington while the state leases the facility.
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2. Vermont student becomes first to attend national STEM competition (wcax.com) — A South Burlington High School senior’s neuroscience project has earned him the distinction of being the first Vermont student to compete at the NAACP’s national ACT-SO STEM competition. Working in both his classroom and a University of Vermont lab, he studied how a stress-related peptide might protect brain cells tied to diseases like ALS. He hopes his success inspires more South Burlington and Vermont students to pursue high-level research.
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3. EDGAR Filing Documents for 0002010644-26-000005 (sec.gov) — A new SEC Form N-PX filing details the proxy voting record for Farrow Financial, Inc., an investment company based at 1 Kennedy Drive, Suite U8 in South Burlington. While the filing itself is technical, it highlights that a locally headquartered firm is actively managing investments and reporting to federal regulators, which may interest residents who work in finance or invest through the company.
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4. BC Law professor's new book charts how private tech companies got out of control (bostonglobe.com) — Amid a broader look at how huge private tech firms escape traditional oversight, a Boston tech newsletter notes that South Burlington-based Beta Technologies has secured another $830 million from the U.S. Export-Import Bank, on top of a prior $170 million. That influx underscores how a local electric aircraft maker is attracting national-scale investment even as regulators debate how to rein in powerful private companies.
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