Food Safety: The CDC says the cyclosporiasis season is technically over, but confirmed cases are still being reported nationwide; as of Aug. 31, 18,445 infections have been logged since May 1, with 2 deaths and 990 hospitalizations. Maternal Health: Delaware hospitals must now provide written discharge plans for pregnant patients sent home before delivery after Gov. Matt Meyer signed SB 301, including aftercare instructions and confirmation of transportation. Public Health & Community Support: St. Anthony’s Community Center will unveil a new name and identity at a Sept. 10 fundraiser, reflecting its expanded services beyond seniors and Meals on Wheels. Cancer Care: Bayhealth kicks off its 21st annual Go Pink! campaign, with this year’s theme “Hope Rises” and proceeds supporting free breast health services. Environmental Permitting: Gov. Meyer signed HB 456 to streamline DNREC permitting for docks and other work on Delaware’s submerged lands and tidal waters, with clearer timelines and expanded general permits. Road Safety: Delaware State Police are investigating a fatal Sept. 1 motorcycle crash in Lewes where a Kia made a U-turn and pulled into the rider’s path, killing a 48-year-old Harbeson man.