AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Health: Massachusetts is keeping 35 beaches closed this weekend due to unsafe water, with the state warning of illness risks from high bacteria levels. Local Safety & Accountability: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu faced renewed scrutiny after cyclist advocate Louisa Gag was killed, with Wu pledging stalled street-safety projects will move forward. Transportation Disruptions: A Penske truck hit a bridge near Storrow Drive, tearing off the top of the vehicle and causing morning commute delays before reopening. Community Support: An anonymous donor gave $750,000 to 16 North Central Massachusetts groups, targeting gaps in healthcare, housing, food security, behavioral health, education, legal help, and economic opportunity. Business & Tech: Boston-based Boston Scientific’s Vascular Therapies president Catherine Jennings says she’s leaving the company this month. Science & Health: MIT-linked research suggests ketogenic diets may raise risk of certain intestinal cancers, at least in mice. Sports & Culture: World Cup beer demand is boosting Boston-area bars, even as overall beer sales remain under pressure.
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