AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEducation & Equity: Connecticut schools are getting a boost for special education, with 41 programs statewide set to receive $10.6 million through the new High-Quality Special Education Incentive Grant Program. Campus Life & Sustainability: Eastern Connecticut State University renewed its STARS Silver sustainability rating, extending it through March 2029. Local Business & Community: Kelly Bellavance, a Brooklyn resident and longtime chamber member, was selected as the new executive director of the Northeastern Connecticut Chamber of Commerce. Public Safety & Daily Life: Windsor Locks is moving ahead with automated speed and red-light enforcement via Sitestream, with active enforcement expected in early 2027 after a warning period. Immigration & Community Impact: Advocates say ICE activity in Connecticut is at an “all-time high,” with arrests reported in Danbury, Bridgeport, and Stamford, raising fears for families as school starts. Culture & Faith in Action: The United Church of Christ’s Kindland campaign has surpassed 10,000 participants, with Connecticut leading the way. Arts & Community Events: DAAS CO-OP in Connecticut is set for a September “Counterparts” show featuring studio work by Roland Ruocco and Wendy White.
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