AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHeat & Schools: A new report highlights how extreme summer temperatures can overwhelm school cooling systems, leaving students stuck indoors with little structure when air conditioning fails. Migraine Awareness: Rhode Island-linked Shades For Migraine says its global campaign hit record participation in 2026, aiming to reduce stigma around a condition affecting about a billion people worldwide. Water Safety: RIDOH and DEM lifted the Wilson Reservoir “avoid recreation” advisory after a harmful algae bloom cleared, while keeping Wenscott Reservoir contact restrictions in place due to potentially harmful cyanobacteria. Court & Ethics: Rhode Island’s Supreme Court seat race continues to draw scrutiny, with a judge ruling on whether former House Speaker Shekarchi’s candidacy fits state revolving-door rules. Workplace Health: Colorado and New York City expand heat protections for workers, signaling more compliance pressure as extreme heat worsens. Local Health Leadership: Saint Elizabeth Community in East Greenwich named Brian McGuinness as its new executive director for the skilled nursing home. Community & Business: RIBBA announced honorees for its 2026 gala, spotlighting workforce and small-business support across Rhode Island.
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