AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDelaware Medical School: Delaware has selected Thomas Jefferson University to run the state’s first four-year medical school, with an initial plan to place the first cohort at UD in Newark and a free-education option for students who commit to practicing in rural Delaware. Social Security Warning: A new analysis says Social Security could trigger an automatic 24% benefit cut in 2032, averaging about $500 less per month nationwide—Delaware retirees could lose around $549 monthly. Drought Watch: Gov. Matt Meyer declared a statewide drought watch as precipitation drops, urging voluntary water conservation, especially in Kent and Sussex counties. Public Safety Leadership: Temple University says Vice President of Public Safety Jennifer Griffin is stepping down after nearly four years, with a national search set for a permanent replacement. Local Crime Case: Police say Jonathan Gerlach, facing hundreds of charges tied to cemetery break-ins near Philadelphia, also broke into Greenwood Cemetery’s mausoleum in Lancaster Township. Community & Culture: DLNHC launched a traveling exhibition, “Dynamo! Innovators, Inventors and Architects of Revolutionary Change,” highlighting the corridor’s role in shaping American industry and science.
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