AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoArts & Culture: Hartford’s Wadsworth Atheneum brings “a little piece of Puerto Rico” to Connecticut with The Sense of Beauty, an exhibition of 60 paintings from the Museo de Arte de Ponce, including works making their U.S. debut. Community Voices: A gathering at Eastern Connecticut State University highlighted a sobering finding: 39% of Connecticut households struggle to afford basic needs such as housing, food and health care. Local Activism: About 50 people walked seven miles in East Hampton to protest Eversource’s proposed Southeast Resilience Pipeline, citing concerns about health, energy costs and the Connecticut River. Accessible History: CRIS Radio won a state museum award for a smartphone audio tour of 14 Revolutionary War sites, designed for visitors who are blind or have print disabilities. Veterans & Service: Hundreds joined Coventry’s 11th annual Veterans Day Race, which raises funds and awareness for veterans’ organizations.
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