AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTransit & Pride in Maryland: WMATA’s Red Line shutdown (July 6–Sept. 6) will close three stations in Bethesda/North Bethesda, but Maryland’s temporary bus lanes on Route 355 are already striped for free shuttle service, while the Maryland Transit Administration also unveiled a newly designed Pride bus featuring local artist Joan Cox’s work. Baltimore Tourism Upgrade: The Maryland Science Center will break ground June 13 on a harbor-facing entrance plaza renovation for its 50th anniversary, adding a landscaped green space, native plants, educational markers, and a shade canopy. Family-Friendly Waterfront Fun: Richmond’s VMHC is partnering with the city to bring three tall ships to the riverfront for SailFest, with live music, performances, and a big fireworks show (including 250 drones) tied to America’s 250th. Travel Safety at the Border: Dulles CBP says it’s seizing prohibited pork and ruminant meat products and urges travelers to know what they can’t bring into the U.S. Outdoor & Nature Watch: Northern snakeheads (“Frankenfish”) have been spotted in the Chesapeake Bay watershed and across multiple East Coast states, raising concerns for native ecosystems and fishing.
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