AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoExtreme Heat & Storms: Baltimore and much of Maryland are under renewed extreme heat warnings for the Fourth of July weekend, with triple-digit heat indices and scattered storms that could disrupt fireworks and raise air-quality concerns. Water Safety: A boil-water advisory for parts of southern Prince George’s County was lifted after a 16-inch main break near Livingston and Piscataway Roads; WSSC Water says customers should flush cold lines for about five minutes. Public Safety Tragedy: A missing 16-year-old swimmer was found dead in the Potomac River near Great Falls after crews resumed the search, with officials warning about strong currents and sudden drop-offs. Maryland Economy/Policy: Maryland is set to receive more than 2 million eggs after a $3.3 million price-fixing settlement involving major egg producers, with eggs going to food banks and community groups. Local Governance: Allegany County is moving to take over a private water system through eminent domain, starting price negotiations after the county commissioners approved the plan. Business/Industry: Kroger announced it will buy Giant Eagle in a $1.65 billion deal, with divestitures expected for regulatory clearance. America 250: Maryland and the nation mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with public celebrations and renewed focus on the document’s legacy.
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