AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMarineland’s Final Days: The Canadian Press takes readers inside Marineland in Niagara Falls, where rides are dismantled and nature is reclaiming the grounds as the park’s captive whales await transfer. Education & Tech: Connecticut’s State Board of Education approved updated guidance urging “bell-to-bell” restrictions on student personal phones and tighter limits on classroom screen time and educational tech. Hospice Access: VITAS Healthcare launched an enhanced mobile app aimed at simplifying hospice referrals, eligibility tools, and hospice education for clinicians, patients, and families. Housing & Affordability Politics: A new poll finds affordability, energy, and housing leading voter concerns in Connecticut’s governor’s race, with Lamont ahead but an upset still possible. Privacy in Public Safety Tech: State Senate leaders called for a voluntary pause on new automated license plate readers and Flock cameras, citing privacy concerns and pushing for stronger rules. Community Culture & Care: Wilton approved funding for a food pantry grant, teen mental health support, and a publicly accessible naloxone cabinet at a community center.
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