AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoArts & Culture: Open Studios New Haven returns for October’s final two weekends, inviting visitors into artists’ studios, galleries, music spaces and community theaters across New Haven and West Haven. Fall Weekend: Bristol’s 57th annual Mum-A-Thon starts Sunday at St. Paul Catholic High School, with four race options and proceeds supporting breast health and local youth groups. Community Support: Eastern Connecticut State University’s Poverty Awareness Marathon raised $1,400 and collected more than 170 food items for local assistance organizations. Education & Careers: Connecticut’s Career Pathways Commission has released a draft plan and is seeking public input on ways to connect students with work-based learning and career options. Local Heritage: The Last Green Valley has made historic Church Farm in Ashford its headquarters, while keeping the 110-acre property available for Eastern students’ research and field learning.
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