AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRacing: New Pimlico and Preakness identities were unveiled ahead of the race’s return to Baltimore in May 2027, with designs drawing on Maryland symbols and racing history. Local Decisions: Baltimore County is asking residents how to shape the future of the 85-acre Carroll Island waterfront property, with options ranging from parkland to athletic fields. State Politics: Question 3, a proposed change to Maryland’s redistricting rules, remains a major election flashpoint as voters weigh its impact on partisan mapmaking. Schools and Courts: Gov. Wes Moore says teacher vacancies have fallen 73% in four years, to 572; meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge involving racial discrimination claims against Montgomery County school admissions. Business and Housing: Baltimore crab-cake landmark Pappas Seafood has been sold to Teamshares, which says it aims to transition businesses to worker ownership. Maryland’s September home sales and pending deals fell as listings grew, giving buyers more choice. Public Safety: Anne Arundel County is investigating two cybercrimes after a group claimed to have stolen data; officials have not disclosed what information may be affected. Ravens: Baltimore’s offense collapsed late in a 13-10 loss to Cleveland, while Buffalo safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson received a one-game suspension and is set to miss the Bills’ Nov. 1 game against the Ravens.
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