AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWeekend plans: A packed Delaware-area arts and culture slate includes a recovery-focused Sober Fest in Milton (Sept. 26, free, 11 a.m.–3 p.m.) with live music, kids’ activities, and more than 30 resource vendors. Local arts leadership: Historic Lewes named Meg Clifton its new executive director, starting Oct. 1, bringing 20+ years of nonprofit fundraising and museum leadership. Civic access: A new report asks whether your local government livestreams and records meetings—and notes there’s no universal standard, so transparency depends on where you live. Community & education: Delaware teachers in critical-need fields can get state-paid college credits toward certification, aiming to close staffing gaps. Delaware politics: A recount confirmed Morgan Hudson won the GOP primary for House District 33 by seven votes, setting up the Nov. 3 general election. Culture beyond Delaware: A Delaware-based film critic will sign copies of her anthology “Art/Film” at Browseabout Books in Rehoboth Beach on Sept. 26.
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