AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHome-Tech: Amica is offering Rhode Island policyholders a free Flume water-leak monitor and three years of service, aiming to catch costly leaks early. STEM Education: RIDE reports math proficiency rose to 31.8% and science to 31.1% in 2026, though both remain near one-third of students. Ocean Science: A Roger Williams University lab is investigating the decline in Narragansett Bay quahogs, including possible roles for disease, pollution and nitrogen. Defense Technology: REGENT opened its 255,000-square-foot Quonset seaglider factory, with first vessels targeted for 2027 and production supporting commercial orders and Marine Corps contracts. Blue Economy: NOAA’s $147 million Atlantic operations center at Naval Station Newport is nearing completion and is expected to be fully operational by January. Life Sciences: Rhode Island’s Question 3 proposes $100 million for economic development, including $45 million for life sciences, ocean technology and defense manufacturing.
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