AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWorld Cup Tourism & Local Economy: Scotland’s Tartan Army has flooded Boston and nearby Providence, straining beer supplies and prompting bar and restaurant hour extensions as tourism bosses eye a lasting “charm offensive” that could boost travel back to Scotland. Health & Environment: New research links microplastics in artery plaque to higher odds of stroke, heart attacks, and sudden death, but regulation still lags. Rhode Island Health Spending (Medicaid): East Greenwich reported $12,634 in Medicaid pathology/lab spending in 2024; North Providence logged $564,001 for medicine services and procedures; Warwick billed $378,111 for ambulance/transport; and Woonsocket saw $155,896 for non-oral drug administration. Caregiver Support: AARP and United Way expanded the 211 caregiver support program into Rhode Island and other states, adding more access for millions of family caregivers. Business Moves: Hub International named Paul Collins Northeast Area President effective July 1, 2026. Local Business Opening: “cake” opened at 142 Castle St., offering made-from-scratch cakes, cheesecake, bagels, croissants, and pies.
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