AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 minutes agoPublic Health: A rare tick-borne Bourbon virus has been confirmed in New York for the first time, and experts warn there’s no vaccine or specific treatment—so Delaware families should double down on tick checks after summer camp and outdoor play. Education Policy: Cape Henlopen school board is moving to comply with a new state cellphone-use law, with phones stored away for younger students and limited use for high schoolers, plus rules covering smartwatches and AI glasses. Consumer Protection: Delaware lawmakers’ effort to regulate cryptocurrency kiosks stalled, leaving seniors exposed to scams as consumer advocates push for stronger protections. Civic Life: Delaware Hospice named Becca Graner its new chief operating officer, expanding leadership for clinical care and strategic growth. Community & Belonging: A Down syndrome families support group in the region is hosting social events and education sessions to help parents connect, learn, and find resources. Digital Safety: Families in Delaware filed suit against Meta, TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube over alleged harms tied to teen suicides, adding pressure for tougher child-safety standards. Local Safety: Dover residents are voicing concern after four shootings in three days, calling for reassurance as investigations continue.
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