AGP Executive Report
Last update: 30 minutes agoArts & Community: The Nanticoke Indian Cultural Community Center expansion is moving forward despite utility delays, with structural work done and remaining hurdles tied to a Verizon pole and a Delmarva Power transformer. Health Access: Beebe Healthcare and CAMP Rehoboth opened a Beebe Health Suite offering HIV/STI screening, PrEP, vaccinations, and care coordination—aimed at expanding preventive, affirming care downtown. Local Culture & Learning: Hagley Museum’s Powder Yard reopened after preservation work, restoring access to the industrial landscape and waterpower system. Museums Under Pressure: The Academy of Natural Sciences’ museum is set to close Sept. 30, with crowds visiting ahead of the deadline. Sports & Youth: Morgan State kicked off its season at the Delaware Invitational in Smyrna, while Delaware’s cross country meets also featured early strides from local teams. Civic Life & Ethics: A complaint was filed against New Castle County Recorder of Deeds Mike Kozikowski, alleging an offer of a job to deter a challenger—now in the hands of the AG and ethics officials. Gun Policy: Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer signed new gun laws, including a path to register “ghost” guns and an Office of Gun Violence Prevention.
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