AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEntrepreneurship in Delaware: Nihar Gala’s American Entrepreneur Scholarship is going nationwide, with applications open to U.S. undergrads (and some high school students) pursuing business and startup goals—based in Seaford but not limited to Delaware. Science & public life: Delaware’s election conversation gets a science-policy angle via El Gharably, tying data centers, electricity prices, avian flu risk, and coastal flooding to how officials use “evidence” in daily decisions. Reproductive health access: Planned Parenthood is reopening in Seaford after nearly two years, offering medication abortions, birth control, emergency contraception, gender-affirming care, HIV services, and more, with Spanish and Haitian-Creole support. Arts & community economy: Freeman Arts Pavilion is readying its summer season after a $43M transformation, aiming to keep Sussex County’s arts momentum strong. Religious freedom & safety: A Northeast Philadelphia Islamic center faced an alleged arson attempt; CAIR is offering $2,500 for information leading to an arrest. Education workforce spotlight: NEA’s 2026 Education Support Professional of the Year, Ric Calhoun, urged delegates to “demand better, and win,” highlighting relationship-building beyond the school day. Sports culture: The 76ers made Jaylen Brown’s trade official and signed Anfernee Simons and Dean Wade. MLB in Philly: The MLB All-Star Game week kicks off in Philadelphia, with local ties including Delaware State’s Santino Harwood.
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