AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFood Safety: Delaware shoppers are being told to check freezers after a frozen berry recall tied to possible E. coli O145 expanded again, now including additional Walmart and Trader Joe’s lots in dozens of states, with 17 reported illnesses and six hospitalizations. Education Funding: Delaware awarded more than $7.1 million in Bridge to Practice grants to 28 districts and charter schools in Kent and Sussex and beyond to strengthen early literacy through science-of-reading training, coaching, and materials. Public Safety: Delaware State Police arrested 65-year-old Bruce Butler of Georgetown for 5th-offense DUI after a Route 1 stop in Bear; he refused field tests and faces felony charges. Courts/Business: The U.S. Department of Justice sued the University of Delaware over its in-state tuition policy for illegal aliens, arguing it unlawfully gives preferential treatment. Local Economy/Community: Delaware Public Archives unveiled a new digital exhibit, “Grown & Gathered: Harvest in the First State,” spotlighting the state’s agriculture history. Tech/Delaware Courts: Two former Groq engineers sued the company’s board in Delaware Chancery, alleging the $20B Nvidia deal shortchanged stockholders.
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