AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoChesapeake Bay: The Bay earned a C-plus, its highest overall health score in 40 years. Researchers credited improving water quality, though they cautioned that major restoration work remains. Grocery Services: Giant and Food Lion apps and websites are disrupted by a cybersecurity incident. Their Maryland stores and pharmacies remain open, and delivery is available through third-party apps. Campus Accountability: The University of Maryland indefinitely suspended its club tennis team after tournament materials featuring Ku Klux Klan imagery were sent to other schools. University police and student conduct officials are investigating. Public Safety: Maryland State Police are seeking Kenneth James Swift Jr., wanted in connection with an alleged assault and sexual offenses in Federalsburg. Career Training: Nine rural Maryland colleges will share $2.38 million in federal funding for job training and work experience in fields including health care, cybersecurity and agriculture.**
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