AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCollege Sports Policy: The U.S. Senate passed the bipartisan “Protect College Sports Act” (77-22), aiming to rein in athlete pay and transfers, with Connecticut’s senators split—supporters see guardrails, opponents say it still falls short for student-athletes. CT Arts & Community: East Haddam’s new mural, “You Never Walk Alone,” uses anthropomorphic cats to trace local history and will be celebrated Oct. 4 with remarks and community art. Arts Spotlight: Billy Joel announced a 50th anniversary “Turnstiles” box set, including newly released tracks and a newly transferred “Billy Joel Tonight” concert film recorded at Connecticut College. Sports Culture: The Kennedy Collective, celebrating 75 years in Connecticut, highlighted its work employing and empowering people with disabilities, including through its Autism Health and Fitness Center in Orange. Energy & Reliability: Attorney General Tong co-led a coalition urging FERC to reject the NextEra-Dominion merger, arguing it could harm affordability and competition in New England.
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