AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCinema Nostalgia Meets Blockbusters: Brattleboro’s Latchis Theatre keeps its “golden age” vibe alive with big-screen classics like a near-sellout one-night return of “Casablanca,” plus summer sequels including “The Devil Wears Prada,” “Toy Story,” and “Spider-Man.” Chamber Music Milestone: Marlboro Music marks 75 years in southern Vermont with a July 18–Aug. 16 anniversary season led by Mitsuko Uchida and Jonathan Biss; tickets are $20–$40. Jazz Festival Day 4: Preservation Hall Jazz Band and Mavis Staples headline Burlington Discover Jazz Festival’s Waterfront Park lineup. Local Food & Drink Plans: Burlington Wine & Food Festival returns June 27 at Hula Lakeside with 75+ exhibitors, seminars, and live jazz. Community Running Story: Pam Begnaud keeps her and late husband Bubba’s 50-half-marathons-in-50-states goal moving after his death. Sports Spotlight: Lowell Spinners fall to Worcester, then host Vermont Sunday; Johnny Damon’s Bobblehead day drew big attention. Health Watch (Backyard Flocks): CDC links a salmonella outbreak to backyard chicken flocks, with cases reported across many states including Vermont. Vermont Policy: Vermont becomes the first state to ban paraquat, tied to Parkinson’s risk.
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