AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCT Tourism & Food: Connecticut is rolling out the TV-to-Table Trail, a culinary tourism campaign launching Oct. 5 with celebrity chef Scott Conant, spotlighting restaurants and chefs featured on national TV shows like “Chopped” and “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,” plus a contest for one winner to join Conant as a guest judge. Art in Connecticut: At UConn’s Jorgensen Center, “Afarin Rahmanifar: Flesh and Fable” opens now and runs through Oct. 16, exploring memory and identity through layered mixed-media work. Local Exhibits: The Marion Art Center will debut a new show Sept. 26–Oct. 30 featuring Pamela Dorris DeJong and Sky Hoyt. Community Sports Honors: The Riverhead Athletic Hall of Fame adds five inductees for 2026, celebrating local athletic legacy and service. Public Safety/School News: A New Haven assistant principal is accused of sexually assaulting a student twice in his office, with charges filed by authorities.
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