AGP Executive Report
Last update: 18 minutes agoEnvironment: A new report found detectable PFAS in 87% of sampled Massachusetts waterways, including the Connecticut River, raising concerns for wildlife, recreation and drinking water. Arts & History: Connecticut Public’s new documentary traces how Native people from New England were enslaved and sent to Bermuda, and follows descendants reconnecting across generations. UConn: The Gampel family is suing the state and university over the arena’s new M&T Bank Center name, seeking restoration of Harry A. Gampel’s name on the exterior. Museums: Florence Griswold Museum has begun a $6.1 million renovation, adding gallery and research space, classrooms and improved visitor access. Connecticut Life: Actress Malin Akerman says her family’s move from Los Angeles has given her son the outdoorsy, neighborhood-centered childhood they hoped for.
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