AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLocal Arts & Culture: ARTECHOUSE D.C. is back with the “SUBMERGE Project,” a major multi-artist immersive show opening Friday, featuring large-scale projections and interactive AI elements. Community & Events: Haverhill’s “River Ruckus” returns Saturday with classic cars, live music, food and fireworks, while Haverhill’s inclusive playground project is asking residents for hands-on help during an Oct. 20–25 build. Public Safety & Infrastructure: Rockport is moving ahead with a $5M water main replacement after ongoing leaks, and residents near Mill Street were briefly told to shelter in place after a hazardous materials incident. Health & Equity: The Merrimack Valley Project won $1M over five years to advance health equity, and flu clinics for veterans are on the calendar. Remembering 9/11: Multiple local pieces mark the 25th anniversary with classroom lessons and family reflections on how the day changed Washington and the nation.
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