AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPublic Safety & Health: Delaware DPH warned residents about a measles carrier who reportedly visited the greater Rehoboth area, urging vaccination and heightened awareness after the person traveled through stores and restaurants while contagious. State Government: Gov. Matt Meyer signed the Delaware Farm to Community Program into state law, keeping local food purchases flowing to pantries and community groups, and renamed the Division of Alcohol, Tobacco and Marijuana Enforcement; he also signed a bill renaming the Millsboro Bypass for late Sen. Richard Cordrey. Local Housing: Wilmington City Council is weighing a pilot to help lower-income renters cover security deposits and first-month rent, with caps and eligibility tied to Area Median Income. Wildlife Management: DNREC met with hunters in Georgetown over new deer rules after a third positive chronic wasting disease case, including no-baiting areas and testing deer heads. Community & Culture: Milford Public Library launched a new podcast, “Downstate Delaware: Crossroads of American History,” and Odyssey Charter School unveiled a new Greek Language Immersion building. Business & Community: Rockwell’s on Main opened in Newark, and Georgetown EMS added another Lucas CPR device thanks to a Shaffer Foundation donation.
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