AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWNBA & Connecticut Sports: The Connecticut Sun’s road struggles continued as they fell to the Dallas Wings 83-63, with Dallas exploding in the third quarter and Connecticut missing key players including Brittney Griner (knee) and Aaliyah Edwards (knee). WNBA Trade Deadline Ripple Effects: The league’s deadline produced major movement elsewhere, including the Toronto Tempo acquiring Aneesah Morrow from the Sun and the Sparks trading Kelsey Plum to Phoenix—leaving Connecticut to stand pat while injuries shape the Sun’s stretch run. Local Voting & Civic Life: Connecticut’s seven-day early voting period for the August primary begins Monday, with officials urging voters to verify registration and polling details and noting machines aren’t connected to the internet. CT Arts & Culture Calendar: A new set of music programming highlights Connecticut’s summer arts scene, including classical series and a jazz run in a Windsor art gallery. Community & Indigenous Arts: Akwesasne’s 2026 Art Market brought together dozens of artists for Mohawk culture, live demonstrations, music, and food. Comedy in Connecticut: Paula Poundstone returns to Infinity Hall Hartford on Aug. 8. Social Justice Panel: AbleChild will join a People’s Briefings social justice panel Aug. 12 at Murphy’s Pub in Manchester.
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