AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSchool Finance: Lancaster’s School District plans to close Price Elementary at the end of 2026-27 to cut a $35 million deficit, targeting $13.6 million in savings over five years; students would shift to nearby schools and about 31 teachers plus support staff face furloughs. Consumer Tech & Kids: Pennsylvania AG Dave Sunday sued TikTok, alleging the app misrepresented its age rating and exposed children to mature content and addictive design, seeking stronger in-app safeguards; TikTok says it will fight the claims. Local Public Safety & Courts: York City police arrested a man accused of stealing $1,600 from an M&T Bank, with charges including felony robbery and evidence tampering. Healthcare & Markets: Madrigal Pharmaceuticals added John C. Reed to its board; Century Therapeutics reported Q2 results and updates on its diabetes and autoimmune pipeline. Business Growth: Erie logistics firm Logistics Plus landed on the Inc. 5000 list again, highlighting sustained private-company growth. Food & Compliance: Pennsylvania restaurant inspection updates showed mostly passes, with recurring issues around hot water temps, labeling, and sanitizer availability. Education Services: Big Spring School Board rejected mental health service agreements with Campbell Psychological Services, leaving parts of the district’s in-school therapy plan uncertain.
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