AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWNBA & Connecticut sports: The Connecticut Sun’s season keeps rippling outward as the Indiana Fever rolled over the Dallas Wings 98-87, with Caitlin Clark posting 29 points and 10 assists and Paige Bueckers leading Dallas with a 29-point night. Local arts & community fundraising: Grassroots Berlin’s “Band Together” returns Aug. 23 at The Truck Bar, pairing live music and family-friendly games to benefit Connecticut Children’s Medical Center. Exhibition spotlight: Highland Center for the Arts continues Rett Sturman’s “Vermont Barns,” a decades-spanning look at vernacular farm architecture rendered with light, color, and quiet intimacy. Education experiment in Greenwich: Alpha Schools is set to open downtown with a no-homework, no-grading model using AI—already drawing both curiosity and skepticism from parents and former board members. Legal/arts-adjacent tech note: A Connecticut judge sanctioned a case where a self-represented party hid AI prompt instructions in court filings, stripping electronic filing privileges. Music industry: Ras Zukes’ Jamaican campaign is gaining international traction after performances across local media and events, including a Hartford appearance tied to Jamaica Independence celebrations.
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