AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoImmigration & Community Safety: West Hartford officials and Rep. John B. Larson are calling for the release of Seyo Cecunjanin, detained by ICE outside a Dunkin’ on Park Road, as his family and elected leaders say he’s legally authorized to work and is seeking lawful permanent residency. Workforce & AI Training: Gov. Ned Lamont announced Connecticut is partnering with the new RAISE US initiative to build workforce infrastructure and retraining for the AI economy, building on state efforts to expand AI-related training. Health Care Policy: 25 Democratic-led states and DC sued the Trump administration over Medicaid work requirements, arguing the “medically frail” exemption is too narrow and will cut off coverage for ill and disabled residents. Education & STEM: Central Connecticut State University students wrapped up spring projects blending AI with vehicle safety and aerospace tech, including partnerships with The Hartford. Arts & Learning: The Gatehouse in Morris hosts “Call and Response,” an exhibition of intaglio prints by Rhea Nowak exploring language, notation, and how people make meaning. Local Culture & Scholarships: Centreville Bank Charitable Foundation awarded a record $67,500 in scholarships to students across Rhode Island and Connecticut. Community Spotlight: Veterans Strong Community Center marks its 10th anniversary July 1, celebrating a decade of services for veterans and military families in central Connecticut.
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