AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLocal Arts & Community: Williamsport Civic Chorus named Michael Welch as its new director for the 2026-27 season, bringing a mix of performance, teaching, and community arts leadership. Faith & Culture: Hundreds joined Baltimore’s National Eucharistic Pilgrimage despite rain, with priests carrying the Eucharist through city streets as part of America’s 250th observances. LGBTQ+ & City Life: Baltimore Pride Parade and festival set for June 13, with major road closures and parking limits around Mount Vernon and Station North. Education: Anne Arundel County Public Schools approved a new four-year contract for Superintendent Mark Bedell, citing improved outcomes and stronger staff retention. Health & Tech: Johns Hopkins-led research highlights an Apple Watch seizure-monitoring app (EpiWatch) with high detection sensitivity and fewer false alarms. Immigration & Voting Rights: Maryland election officials face a federal court fight over access to sensitive voter records, while DHS guidance targets noncitizens who illegally vote with deportation. Public Safety & Policy: Harford County became Maryland’s first to outright ban data centers, citing water, power, and cost concerns. Community Spotlight: A Baltimore man credits soccer with helping him rebuild his life after arriving as a refugee.
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