AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFamily Travel Calendar (Chesapeake): August is packed with Maryland-friendly plans, from the Maryland Renaissance Festival’s 50th season kickoff in Crownsville (Aug. 29) to Annapolis crab feasts, a Made in Maryland festival at Kurtz’s Beach (Aug. 16), and the SPCA of Anne Arundel’s Puppy Plunge at Camp Letts (Aug. 23). Fishing Updates: Maryland’s striped bass season closes Aug. 1–Aug. 31, with the tidal Potomac closed until Aug. 21; DNR also highlights its “Reel in the Blues Bonanza” and invasive blue catfish efforts. Baltimore Airport Immigration Detention: A Johns Hopkins researcher was detained by ICE at BWI despite work authorization, then released after legal pressure—another reminder for travelers to double-check documents. Local Culture & Nightlife: Baltimore’s Paramount venue is nearing completion and is expected to open this fall, adding a major midsize concert option near the stadium district. Health Alert: Maryland health officials warn of a possible measles exposure tied to an Elkton emergency department visit (July 30). Travel Safety/Water: Matapeake Beach is under a swimming health warning, and Chesapeake Bay conditions remain a key summer watch item.
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