This is a monthly series in which the Attorney General will feature a Vermonter doing exemplary work in their community. Have someone you think should be featured? Email AGO.CAP@vermont.gov. Sharon Garafano Russell is the Executive Director of the Rutland City Rescue Mission, better known at the Open Door Mission. The Open Door Mission houses 51… Continue reading Vermonter of the Month: Sharon Russell
Resources for the Agricultural Industry
Below are a list of resources for some of the most pressing concerns in the agricultural industry. Know a link or issue that should be included? Email AGO.smallbusiness@vermont.gov. Forms of Credit Available to Farmers Food Safety Requirements Intellectual Property and Labeling Legal Options for Distressed Farmers
Match or Mooch? Preventing Romance Scams
Too often, Vermonters reveal to us that a scammer lied to them about being in a long-distance relationship. These scams can be heartbreaking. They are not uncovered until the love interest asks for money—or once money gets sent. Sent money can’t be retrieved, making the betrayal more painful. Vermonters lose tens of thousands of dollars… Continue reading Match or Mooch? Preventing Romance Scams
Vermonter of the Month: Darcie McCann
This is a monthly series in which the Attorney General will feature a Vermonter doing exemplary work in their community. Have someone you think should be featured? Email AGO.CAP@vermont.gov.Darcie McCann has served as the Director of the Northeast Kingdom Chamber for 23 years. She is a native of the Northeast Kingdom, and supports her community… Continue reading Vermonter of the Month: Darcie McCann
Holiday Scam Wrap-up
Here are three scams you should know about this holiday season: 1) “You’ve won” – callers tell you you’ve won something, but claim you need to pay a fee to collect the winnings or prize. If you win something, they will pay you—not the other way around. 2) “You’ve got a package” – scammers send you… Continue reading Holiday Scam Wrap-up