AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDefense Investment: Anduril’s planned Baltimore County submarine-components shipyard is drawing major federal backing, with the company’s $3.7 billion investment expected to create more than 3,100 jobs. Energy and Elections: An UMBC poll finds nearly 80% of Maryland voters oppose new data centers, amid concerns about electricity costs. Gov. Wes Moore holds 49% approval, while voters remain wary of a proposed congressional redistricting amendment. Public Safety: A 12-year-old driver will not face charges in a fatal crash near North East, with Baltimore’s top prosecutor citing state law. Health: A new state mammography law will make breast arterial calcification findings a prompt for patients and doctors to discuss cardiovascular risk. Chesapeake Bay: A state report says oyster populations are growing in sanctuaries and harvest areas. Campus: University of Maryland student Dilan Ashar was found safe after six days missing in the woods, and was reunited with his family. Business: Guinness plans to close its Baltimore County brewery, leaving just one U.S. location.
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