AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoChesapeake Bay Recovery: Maryland DNR says underwater grass coverage jumped nearly 13% in 2025, reaching about 89,385 acres across the Bay and signaling progress toward the state’s restoration goals. Defense Manufacturing: Gov. Moore joined Northrop Grumman for a ribbon cutting of a $100M Propulsion Innovation Center in Elkton, adding about 250 engineering jobs and boosting propulsion capacity. Workforce & Education: UMES renamed its School of Agriculture and Natural Sciences for late professor Simon A. Haley, highlighting agriculture education roots at an HBCU. Active Transportation Funding: MDOT announced $11.3M for 24 bicycle, pedestrian and trail projects statewide, including design and safety upgrades in multiple counties and Baltimore City. Housing & Local Business: Maryland is suing Ovenbird Bakery for over $650,000 tied to a 2023 state loan, seeking repayment through a confessed judgment. Aviation & Regional Growth: FAA cleared Washington Manassas Airport to pursue commercial passenger service, with service expected by end of 2027. Community Recreation: Baltimore’s Waterfront Partnership is set to celebrate the expanded Rash Field Park with a ribbon cutting and free activities. Airline Fleet Update: Breeze Airways retired its last Embraer 190s and is now fully on the Airbus A220 fleet as it expands routes.
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