AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMeasles Alert: Pennsylvania health officials confirmed the first two measles-related deaths in the U.S. this year, both unvaccinated Lancaster County residents, as the outbreak climbs to 393 cases statewide (with Lancaster a major hotspot). Public Safety & Travel: PennDOT is inviting high school students statewide to join its “Paint the Plow” program, designing snowplow-blade murals tied to the “Snow Means Slow” winter driving message. Rail Expansion: Amtrak will add a second daily Pennsylvanian train between Pittsburgh and New York in mid-November, aiming to double east-west options after $80M in track and safety upgrades. Local Infrastructure: Luzerne County officials say delays are pushing forward the replacement of the closed Nanticoke bridge, with U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy visiting the site. Outdoors & Hiking: A through-hiker recounts returning to the Appalachian Trail in his 60s, mixing big scenery with hard-earned lessons. Wine & Heritage: Brotherhood Winery highlights its long history as America’s oldest winery, with tours focused on community and innovation. Events: RiverJam Romp returns Sept. 11–13 at Marlboro Music on Potash Hill for traditional music, dance, workshops, and family-friendly meals.
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