AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFilm & TV Boost: Gov. Matt Meyer signed Delaware’s Film and Entertainment Tax Credit into law, creating a 30% transferable credit for eligible productions spending $100,000+ in Delaware, covering films, TV, commercials, music videos, video games and esports, with applications already open. Local Arts Calendar: Historic New Castle’s Art on the Green returns Saturday, Oct. 3 (10 a.m.-4 p.m.) with 200+ artists and food vendors along the Delaware River at Battery Park. Public Media Deal: WHYY finalized an agreement with Penn State to acquire and operate WPSU, helping keep the PBS/NPR affiliate from likely closure. Historic Site Spotlight: John Dickinson Plantation will debut the permanent exhibit “One Land Many Voices” Oct. 10 inside a new 14,000-square-foot visitor center, with a state ribbon-cutting and “One Land Many Voices Day” proclamation. Tech Policy Watch: Delaware’s AI-run companies push continues as the state explores how to manage agent behavior amid concerns about “rogue” actions. Sports & Community: Delaware State Housing Authority rebrands as Housing Delaware, while Delaware State’s bowling team was picked third in the MEAC preseason poll.
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