AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFamily Costs: A Tariffville couple working full time has sold its car and cut back on outings and children’s activities as food, fuel, housing and utility bills climb. “You are always coming up short,” said Marielle Smith. Norwalk Schools: Residents are invited to help shape school policy on AI and screen time at a community forum Tuesday, Nov. 10, at City Hall. Housing Access: Connecticut voucher rules show little change in segregation: only Fairfield and Stratford have adopted ZIP-code-based rent calculations that can make higher-cost areas more accessible. Arts & Remembrance: Bridgeport Art Trail returns for its 18th year, while a Connecticut Day of the Dead gathering honored 19 people lost to gender-based violence. Healthy Aging: Bird Tales, a program started in Connecticut, uses bird calls, photos and feeders to engage older adults; early nursing-home pilots reported less agitation and reduced need for calming medication.
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