AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEnvironmental Health & Community Pressure: Curtis Bay residents again urged Maryland regulators to shut down the BRESCO incinerator, citing toxic ash trucked through city streets and dumped at Quarantine Road Landfill, as the state tentatively recommended renewing the permit. Healthcare Workforce & Access: College of Southern Maryland approved new associate degree programs in radiation therapy and healthcare administration to expand cancer-care staffing and local career pathways. Public Health & Safety: Baltimore police reported a 12-year-old girl was killed in crossfire during a youth football game after two men argued over a parking spot; a 17-year-old was also hospitalized after a separate Sunday shooting. Medicare & Disability Access: Nearly 31,000 Maryland residents applied for “hidden disability” butterfly logos on driver’s licenses and IDs under Eric’s ID Law. Bay Cleanup Funding: EPA announced $37M in Chesapeake Bay cleanup grants plus $53M in matching funds, including Maryland projects. Food Safety: PepsiCo recalled about 122,000 cases of 28-ounce Gatorade in multiple states due to undeclared yellow food dyes.
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