AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoConnecticut Higher Ed: Central Connecticut State University kicked off the fall semester with Move-In Day and a first day of classes Tuesday, with welcome tents near Elihu Burritt Library and campus staff capturing the new “Central family” moment. Digital Life & Kids: Connecticut Attorney General William Tong says the state could receive up to $265.4 million from Meta’s $17.1 billion multistate settlement over Instagram and Facebook child-safety, with major limits and safeguards for minors—subject to federal court approval. Voting Rights Fight: A coalition of Democratic states, including Connecticut, filed a new lawsuit challenging a finalized USPS rule tied to Trump’s mail-voting order, arguing it would force burdensome changes and risk disenfranchising eligible voters. Arts & Culture (Local): Haven Beer Company named hospitality veteran Chris Leonard as general manager for its Hamden brewery, restaurant, taproom, and biergarten, with plans to expand live entertainment this fall. Community & Memory: A Connecticut-born nurse, Mary Elizabeth (Baker) Richie, died Aug. 22 at 91, remembered for faith, family, and a lifelong commitment to caring for others.
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