AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoShoreline Stories: Rehoboth Beach Patrol’s 42-year-old rookie lifeguard, Ben Schweers, is making waves this summer—proof that age doesn’t matter as long as you can do the job. Water Quality & Community: Sussex Conservation District and UD Cooperative Extension kick off free stormwater management seminars Sept. 16, with more sessions planned through the fall. History & Learning: Delaware Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs is rolling out free September programs, from Loyalist reenactments to Revolutionary-era tours and dance lessons. Education Watch: Christina School District will phase out middle-school school resource officers and replace them with constables, while new reporting highlights six-year degree completion rates for Asian and white students at Delaware public four-year institutions. Public Health Access: Beebe Healthcare and CAMP Rehoboth opened a downtown health suite offering HIV/STI screening, PrEP, vaccinations, and care coordination. Sports & Pride: Morgan State opened its season at the Delaware Invitational in Smyrna, and the Nanticoke Indian Association’s community center expansion is moving forward despite utility delays. Arts & Culture Loss: The Academy of Natural Sciences museum is set to close Sept. 27, with families scrambling for one last visit.
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