AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWNBA & Local Sports: Nneka Ogwumike, the league’s 2016 MVP and a longtime players union president, announced she’ll retire after the 2026 season, closing out a Hall of Fame–bound career. Connecticut Arts & Community: Woodbury Public Library hosts ShawnaLee’s solo show “Grand Moments Masquerading as Everyday Life,” blending portraits, pets, and botanical work through Sept. 30. New Haven Art Scene: Third Space New Haven spotlights The Rooted Collective’s third cohort through Sept. 13, with works by artists of color including Sydney Williams’ “Censored For Safety.” Music: Boston hardcore band Haywire 617 released “Interstate Love Affair,” the lead single from their Oct. 2 album. Religion & Heritage: Waterbury’s Holy Land USA reopens with a restored Stations of the Cross trail. Connecticut Business/Arts Infrastructure: Norwalk’s iPark property changed hands in a $105.5M deal, with Northwell Health anchoring the mixed-use site. Media/Pop Culture: ESPN co-founder Bill Rasmussen died at 93, remembered as the architect of 24/7 sports TV.
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