AGP Executive Report
Last update: 17 minutes agoAmerica 250 (Delaware history): A new look at the Declaration of Independence says 56 men signed on Aug. 2, 1776—not July 4—highlighting Delaware’s deadlock and Caesar Rodney’s stormy overnight ride to break it. Revolutionary War programming (Lewes): The Zwaanendael Museum in Lewes is running free August events, including “Loyalist on the Lawn” and guided walks tied to the HMS DeBraak shipwreck exhibit, plus Revolutionary War-themed programs at John Dickinson Plantation and the New Castle Court House Museum. Community & culture (Sussex tourism): Southern Delaware Tourism is launching a fall arts-and-history push, “Arts Around Our Towns” and “Fall for History,” running Sept.–Nov. Public health (Delaware measles): Delaware’s measles outbreak comes as national cases surge, with officials pointing to falling MMR vaccination rates and the need for early identification and fast response. Local life (Delaware Park): Delaware Park Casino’s third annual Backyard Country BBQ returns with live racing, line dancing, and family-friendly games. Education policy (Cape Henlopen): The Cape Henlopen school board reviewed a state-required cellphone policy, limiting device use for younger students and setting rules for high school. Safety & surveillance (Delaware context): Delaware County commissioners approved adding Flock license plate cameras, as residents and advocates question mass surveillance and data use.
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