AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBanking & Crypto Policy: Gov. Matt Meyer signed Delaware’s banking modernization package—Senate Bills 16, 18 and 19—updating the state’s rules for digital assets, virtual currency and stablecoins, with a focus on consumer protections and a modernized licensing framework. Education: Meyer also appointed Cape Henlopen High School senior Caleb Marcus as the student member of the Delaware State Board of Education for 2026-27, with plans to push career-technical education alignment and help roll out AI policies. Health Workforce: The University of Delaware launched Delaware’s first nurse-midwife master’s program, aiming to address a statewide shortage by accepting eight students into the inaugural fall cohort. Environment & Public Health: DNREC is urging Delaware residents to be more tick-aware this summer, highlighting black-legged and lone star ticks as the main concerns. Business & Local Economy: Wakefern announced a $500 million, five-year commitment to source fresh produce from local and regional growers across the Northeast, including Delaware-area retail banners. Community Notes: Delaware’s Cutest Dogs Contest is down to 15 pups heading into Round 5. Food Safety: ALDI’s Fusia Asian Inspirations Kimchi & Tofu Kimbap was recalled in Delaware due to an undeclared tuna allergen.
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