AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLocal Privacy Fight: Windsor ends its license plate camera contract, joining Kilingworth, after residents and officials raised concerns about data sharing and possible use beyond local policing. Family & Community: A new UConn-led study finds Connecticut families are still getting squeezed on childcare access—53% say it’s too expensive, with toddlers and low-income households hit hardest. Arts & Culture Calendar: TheatreWorks New Milford’s Page2Stage live reading of Tracey Knight Narang’s “To Each Their Own” lands Aug. 2, with a talkback after the performance. Education & Youth: CHEFA approved up to $60M in bonds for the Taft School’s roughly $85M dormitory and campus improvements, aiming for new housing for the 2028–29 school year. Health & Safety: Doctors warn that child drownings can happen in seconds, urging more family water-safety preparedness as summer ramps up. Indigenous Heritage: The Mohegan Tribe welcomed centuries-old artifacts back from a Connecticut museum, including items tied to Mohegan scholar Samson Occom. Women’s Health & Wellness: A growing medical-cannabis conversation highlights research and patient experiences around conditions like endometriosis and pelvic pain. Tech & Consumer Life: A Connecticut company launched a free tool that tracks streaming subscriptions and flags services you’re paying for but not watching.
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