AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoLocal Arts & Culture: A new Scranton mural celebrating the city’s Vaudeville-era entertainers is slated for spring, with figures like Harry Houdini, the Marx Brothers, W.C. Fields, Mae West, and Will Rogers. Music & Nightlife: Philly soul-funk band Snacktime has released a new single and signed with Thirty Tigers; the group’s horn-forward sound is evolving in the new track’s video. DC Spotlight: The Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool is getting a $2.7M algae-fighting contract after earlier repairs failed, with testing underway to prevent repeat blooms. Performing Arts: Beef House Dinner Theatre plans a Dolly Parton tribute show on Sept. 12. Public Health: Measles cases are rising in Pennsylvania’s Lancaster County, where a coroner confirmed a 6-week-old Amish infant died of the disease. Sports (DC-area): D.C. United hosts FC Cincinnati, with both teams separated by just six points despite very different scoring profiles. Entertainment Industry: Bruce Springsteen will release a new concert film streaming Sept. 9, filmed during his E Street Band tour that included Washington, D.C.
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