AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMaryland Community & Culture: Green Mount Cemetery is launching a new tour, “Buried in Plain Sight: The Black Family Servants in Green Mount Cemetery,” spotlighting more than a dozen African Americans uncovered through fresh research, with a two-hour event set for Aug. 15. Local Families & Education: For All Seasons will host a free School Supplies Giveaway and Resource Fair Wednesday, Aug. 12, in Easton, with backpacks, games, and local health and family services. Health & Daily Life: A new study links frequent TV viewing in midlife to smaller brain volumes decades later, while another report highlights how many Americans pay out of pocket for hearing aids—Delaware is considering expanding insurance coverage for younger adults. Maryland Policy & Work: Maryland rolled out a new online tool connecting SNAP recipients to employment and training providers statewide, expanding the network with free supports like transportation and résumé help. Immigration & Courts: Maryland prosecutors say increased federal immigration enforcement is making witnesses afraid to report crimes or testify, complicating cases across major jurisdictions. Outdoors & Recreation: Maryland reminds anglers that striped bass fishing is closed through Aug. 31 to protect the younger fish during late-summer heat stress.
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