AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSevere Weather & Recovery: A tornado was confirmed near Trappe in Talbot County Tuesday night, with strong wind, heavy rain, hail, downed trees, and flooding across the Baltimore region; BGE reported about 12,000 customers without power early Wednesday, with more than 36,000 restored. Public Safety: A three-car crash on westbound Route 50 in Easton sent one driver to a trauma center; impairment is suspected. Health & Consumer Watch: Lidl recalled Eridanous shortbread cookies sold in Maryland and other states because of undeclared allergens (wheat, soy, milk, egg). Local Government: Baltimore County launched a survey to shape the future of the Dundalk Community Center pool after the Y ends operations. Transit: Gov. Wes Moore named former Del. Tony Bridges to lead the Maryland Transit Administration starting Sept. 1. Education: Maryland MCPS students showed modest gains on state MCAP reading and math, though proficiency gaps remain. Community & Culture: A traveling exhibit, “Revolutionary Maryland: Freedom of the Press Then and Now,” opens this week at Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum in St. Leonard.
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