AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMedical Education in Delaware: Delaware will establish its first in-state, four-year medical school through a partnership with Thomas Jefferson University, with the inaugural class of 40 starting in 2028 after preclinical instruction at UD and clinical training in Kent and Sussex counties; the plan is backed by $78M over five years from a federal rural health grant, and ChristianaCare says it’s disappointed it won’t be part of the clinical consortium. State Budget Watch: Delaware lawmakers are wrapping up the FY 2027 budget mark-up, including merit raises for state employees and extra funding tied to education formula changes. Public Health & Food Safety: A salmonella supplement investigation has been reopened after additional illnesses tied to imported moringa leaf powder products, with new brands added to the recall list. Community & Health Access: Delaware’s Grocery Initiative and First State Food System Program awarded $712,500 in grants to 28 groups to expand access to healthy food. Crime & Courts: Three alleged members of Wilmington’s Exit Four gang were sentenced for roles in two killings. Local Sports: Delaware’s Christian Bliss committed to Stanford, and the DIAA baseball tournament advanced with eight teams moving on.
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