AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEducation & Community Outdoors: Greater Pike Community Foundation is funding a “Trout in the Classroom” program for Dingman-Delaware Middle School sixth graders, plus conservation projects like a nature trail used for classes and cross-country. PFAS & Consumer Relief: Tidewater Utilities will issue a one-time September bill credit of about $8.50 per customer funded by PFAS-related litigation proceeds. Workforce Training Funding: A federal Pell expansion called “Workforce Pell” is extending grant help to short-term job training programs, aiming to cover upfront costs for students. Reproductive Health Legal Fight: Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings joined a multistate lawsuit challenging new federal Title X conditions that could cut funding for family planning and preventive care. Big Tech Settlement: Delaware’s AG also announced what’s described as the largest Big Tech settlement in history, targeting Meta over youth protections. Health Care Courtroom Update: A psychiatrist who testified in the Lindsay Clancy trial is reported to be “no longer employed” by Nemours Children’s Health. Local Legal/Business: A Delaware funeral home faces six-figure judgments after lawsuits over a mistaken cremation and alleged body-swap coverup. Sports & Culture: Delaware’s Division of Historical and Cultural Affairs is rolling out free September tours and lectures, including guided “Walk to DeBraak” at Cape Henlopen State Park.
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