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Islamic Society of Vermont responds to alleged hate crime in South Burlington

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By Anna Guber Verified
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. - After South Burlington police said a 52-year-old committed an alleged hate crime on Tuesday, the Islamic Society of Vermont said their boosting security at the mosque. Fahrad Khan, acting president of the Islamic Society, said he asked South Burlington police to increase their presence at the mosque, after members of the community expressed concerns for safety following the attack on Market Street. "People are concerned.
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5th annual substance use addiction summit to be held at Champlain Valley Expo

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By Anna Guber Verified
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
The 5th annual Substance Use Addiction Summit is returning to the Champlain Valley Expo Center on Friday. The event is free to all from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Howard Center relaunches Public Inebriate Program

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By Anna Guber Verified
| WPTZ-TV (South Burlington, VT) Verified
The Howard Center has relaunched its Public Inebriate Program in Chittenden County after temporarily suspending the service because of staffing shortages. The short-term support program is designed to provide an alternative for people who are publicly intoxicated but do not require emergency medical treatment, helping reduce the burden on hospital emergency departments and first responders. Under the program, first responders who encounter an intoxicated person can contact the Howard Center.
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