AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoVoting & Civic Engagement: The Ohio Legislative Black Caucus Foundation says 603,000 eligible Black voters sat out the 2022 midterms and is launching “Civic AF” to focus on child care and public education for ages 25–44. Public Health: Marion’s Aug. 31 Overdose Awareness Day will bring a resource fair, remembrance, and prevention activities to Safe Harbor Marion Center. Community Safety & Care: Hanoverton’s sewer tap-in project is finally starting after a $147,000 contract, aiming to connect 15 properties by fall. Arts & Local Culture: Youngstown State hosts the free Summer Festival of the Arts this weekend, with a juried marketplace and hands-on kids’ activities. Education & Families: A VOICES piece argues Ohio must invest in early childhood health and learning as child care shortages and math gaps threaten the future workforce. LGBTQ+ Spotlight: “This News is So Gay” highlights how local policies shape LGBTQ+ lives, plus queer film festival picks and Pride-season coverage. Sports Betting Research: Arnold Ventures is funding $2.6M in university studies on sports gambling’s consumer, financial, and public health impacts. Pop Culture: Reports swirl around Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s $50M wedding secrecy rules, including phone surrender and NDAs.
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