AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCommunity Health & Fundraising: Market 32 and Price Chopper teamed with Freihofer’s to raise $19,079 for the Alzheimer’s Association after a two-month in-store campaign. Civic Tech & Environment: A Connecticut dad turned spotted lanternfly pest control into a game—SPOTTED! lets users “stomp” and compete via an app, reporting 23,000 kills from 1,300+ users. Arts & Heritage: “The Irish Peasant’s Grave” (1843) is on display for 12 months at Skibbereen Heritage Centre, loaned from Fairfield’s Irish Famine collection. Supreme Court Watch: The new term opens Oct. 5 with major fights over climate accountability, religious liberty, guns, and election rules. Local Culture & Performance: Hartford Stage launches a U.S. premiere adaptation of “Dracula” (Oct. 9–Nov. 1) with a feminist slant. Music in CT: Ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro returns Oct. 10 to UConn’s Jorgensen Center. Education & Equity: Senate President Pro Tempore Looney backs Connecticut’s $411.7M Early Childhood Education Endowment push to help kids start ready to learn.
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