AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHarmful Algae Alert: RIDOH and DEM say Lake Mishnock in West Greenwich is unsafe after harmful algae blooms; they’re urging people to avoid all contact (swimming, fishing, boating, kayaking), not drink untreated water, and keep pets out until samples show the bloom has cleared. Local Transit & Air Quality: Rhode Island’s budget closes RIPTA’s projected $14M operating gap for now, preventing another round of service cuts, though earlier route reductions remain in effect. Data Centers, Water, Power: Westerly’s Town Council approved a one-year moratorium on new data centers, citing missing zoning details and concerns about electricity, water use, and environmental impacts. Sharks & Warming Seas: Atlantic Shark Institute tagged its first hammerhead shark near Block Island, adding to research on how warming waters are shifting shark ranges. Outdoor Planning: A muggy Sunday in Rhode Island turns rainy overnight into Monday, with a higher chance of showers and possible thunderstorms and localized flooding risk. Community Action: Tiverton Public Library hosts a free worm-farming workshop Aug. 8 to help residents cut waste and build healthier soil. Accessibility: A guide highlights best accessible New England beaches for wheelchair users, focusing on real-world barriers like parking distance and beach wheelchair availability.
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