AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealth Update: Earth, Wind & Fire drummer John Paris is out of a second medically induced coma after a tour health crisis, though he faces a lengthy ICU stay and major surgeries ahead. Tech & Policy: A federal judge in Boston blocked the Trump administration from reshaping the Fair Housing grant program, saying HUD didn’t adequately justify sweeping changes. Local Arts & Community: Lawrence-area writers will read from the new “Write Bridge” literary journal issue at the Watkins Museum of History, with music by The Persisters. Boston Entertainment: The Wang Theatre and the city’s theater district are remembering Dolly Parton’s 2016 performance, with backstage staff praising her multi-instrument showmanship. Courtroom Spotlight: Massachusetts’ highest court blocked Quincy from installing two towering Catholic saint statues honoring first responders outside a public safety headquarters. Music & Pop Charts: Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas” keeps climbing at No. 1 on the Hot 100, tying the longest single-run reign record. Sports: BU men’s soccer looks ahead after another Patriot League semifinal exit, while the Boston Symphony Orchestra avoided a strike with a new contract.
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