AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHealth Policy: A new Access Health CT update says at least 22,000 Connecticut residents lost coverage after missing premium payments, raising fresh questions about what’s left of the Affordable Care Act in practice. Gymnastics: Katelyn Ohashi’s comeback hit a snag after she fell short of the qualifying score at the U.S. Classic in Hartford, and USA Gymnastics says it has received no petitions for the women’s elite divisions. Local Arts & Community: Salisbury Congregational Church hosts a Sam Lardner and Barcelona benefit for Vecinos Seguros 2, an all-volunteer group supporting immigrant families in Northwest Connecticut. Music & Jazz: The Litchfield Jazz Festival kicks off July 24 at Frederick Gunn School with a gala and a concert led by saxophonist Don Braden and the Litchfield Jazz Fest Dectet. Performing Arts for Kids: Grumbling Gryphons Traveling Children’s Theater returns with a five-day theater camp culminating in a live “Pinocchio” performance. Sports Culture: The Connecticut Sun and Indiana Fever meet Wednesday, with Caitlin Clark probable, and the NBA 2K27 cover art drawing backlash over how it depicts her.
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