AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMain Street Tourism Boost: Maryland’s Department of Housing and Community Development celebrated Long Branch Main Street’s new Main Street Maryland designation and opened a new office, while launching the statewide “Destination Main Street” campaign to draw visitors to 28 participating downtowns. Enterprise Zone Expansion: Gov. Moore announced expanded and redesignated Maryland Enterprise Zones, including a Baltimore City expansion of 120 acres plus updates in Chestertown and Brunswick—aimed at spurring jobs and investment. Road-Trip Planning—Bridge Work: MDOT SHA is starting a $9.1M bridge replacement on southbound US 301 over MD 290 in Queen Anne’s County, with one lane maintained and brief holds possible; expect a reduced speed limit and automated speed enforcement through the work zone. Family Travel Safety: MDOT highlighted summer driving safety after 10 traffic-related deaths in one week, urging slower speeds, no distractions, seat belts, and move-over for flashing lights. Nature & Outdoors: American Chestnut Land Trust permanently protected a 90-acre property in Calvert County near the Chesapeake Bay, adding habitat and public access opportunities. Health Alert for Travelers: Philadelphia International Airport issued a measles exposure alert for specific terminals and hours on July 4—check vaccination status and watch for symptoms through July 25. Local Eats Detour: Leo’s Smash Burgers and Dogs in North East is drawing visitors from Baltimore, Wilmington, and Philadelphia for its smash burgers and chili dogs.
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