AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPublishing & Culture Events: Waldoboro’s Artwalk returns June 26 (4–7 p.m.) with nine walkable venues, open studios, gardens, and a retrospective by photographer Jeremy Barnard plus Jack Lueders-Booth’s “American Motorcycling Culture” at the Heywood Gallery. Community Reading & Craft: “Words on Whitworth” at Mulberry Gardens in Swindon (June 26, 2–7 p.m.) mixes workshops, open mic, handmade books, calligraphy, and a dragon-themed story activity. Book Reviews: Stu Whitney’s biography “The Great Burns” spotlights legendary coach and war hero Bob Burns, while a local crime release, “The Clacton Verdict,” turns Facebook pile-ons into murder plot fuel. Policy & Access: Ohio’s appeals court must revisit discovery limits in a public records dispute involving the Ohio AG’s office. NGO Funding Rules: India tightens FCRA foreign-funds rules, adding purpose/area selections, social media disclosure, and limits on foreign nationals as key functionaries. Books & Institutions: University Press of Kansas marks America’s 250th with weekly 50% off history-focused sales. Sports-Books Crossover: A World Cup update notes Lionel Messi’s record-setting scoring run.
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