AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoArts & Identity: MoCA\CT will present three exhibitions exploring incarceration, memory and personal identity from Dec. 5 through March 14. Local Discovery: Connecticut’s Farm Wineries Passport app now offers QR-code check-ins at seven wineries, alongside GPS stamps. Family & Education: The state is launching a health-insurance subsidy for early-childhood educators in 2027, while the Education Department has hired a special-education attorney to strengthen its complaint process. Immigration & Community: A federal judge has restricted certain DHS election-related investigations in Connecticut and eight other states, citing flawed data and risks to eligible voters; New Haven advocates are also seeking records on ICE access at Tweed airport. Cultural Support: The Connecticut Arts Alliance is closing and transferring its operations to Connecticut Humanities. Affordable Housing: Stamford’s Oak Park redevelopment is moving into its second phase, rebuilding a World War II-era complex with 161 affordable homes.
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