AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMaryland Tourism & Trails: MDOT/SHA will hold a public meeting June 20 (5-7 p.m.) in Queen Anne’s County to update planning for the Frederick Douglass Rail Trail, a ~9.5-mile hard-surface bike and pedestrian path along MD 309 between Tuckahoe State Park and Black Dog Alley—aimed at boosting recreation and tourism on the Eastern Shore. Juneteenth Weekend in Maryland: Looking for local plans? Baltimore’s Reginald F. Lewis Museum, Benjamin Banneker Historical Park (Catonsville), Woodlawn Memorial Park, and multiple county events plus an Annapolis concert and Juneteenth Parade (June 20) are on the calendar. Road-Trip Reality Check: Nighttime detours hit the I-81/I-70 interchange in Washington County the week of June 22 as crews replace overhead signs (10 p.m.-5 a.m. nightly); through traffic stays open, but ramp access will be rerouted. Waterfront Upgrade: The Maryland Board of Public Works approved about $29.7 million for Somers Cove Marina improvements in Crisfield, including bulkheads, piers, storm drains, utilities, and a boat ramp—supporting tourism and local boating access. Health Alert for Travelers: A measles case involving a passenger who passed through LAX has health officials urging travelers to confirm immunity, especially with World Cup crowds increasing exposure risk.
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