AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMedicaid Fraud: A Moretown psychotherapist received a five-year deferred sentence after admitting to billing Vermont for more than $4,000 in services she never provided. She must repay $4,551 and cannot practice psychotherapy during probation. Governor’s Race: A Republican-backed super PAC has spent $200,000 on ads targeting Democrat Amanda Janoo, after receiving $400,000. Gov. Phil Scott called the race competitive; Janoo said she’ll keep focusing on working Vermonters. Manufacturing Investment: GlobalFoundries’ federal CHIPS award is being reworked to direct up to $955 million toward advanced semiconductor production, including at its Burlington facility. The company has pledged $5 billion in capital investment across its Vermont and New York sites. Affordable Housing: Construction has begun on 31 affordable apartments in West Brattleboro, part of a larger redevelopment that also includes supportive housing and planned shared-equity homes. EB-5 Fallout: A judge approved another $1 million in fees for the receiver overseeing Vermont’s decade-old Jay Peak investment fraud case. More than $14 million has now gone to legal and financial costs; the receiver hopes to close the case by year’s end.
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