AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWNBA & State Politics: Gov. Maura Healey says she’s “not giving up” on bringing a WNBA franchise to Massachusetts, recounting her efforts after the Connecticut Sun’s move to Houston. Education Policy: Connecticut’s Board of Education is urging “bell-to-bell” cellphone limits and tighter screen-time rules for the 2026-27 school year. Privacy & Policing Tech: CT lawmakers want to pause new Flock license-plate camera rollouts over privacy concerns, with a 2027 survey planned. Local Governance: North Canaan’s Brian Ohler resigned after a medical leave, while the town also agreed to pay $48,000 to settle a dispute with former Town Clerk Jean Jacquier. Health & Legal Planning: Experts at Scoville Library urged adults to document healthcare wishes using advance directives like “Five Wishes.” Consumer & Antitrust: New York AG Letitia James announced 280,000 eggs delivered to food banks as part of a price-fixing settlement involving major egg producers. Business: Santander won final U.S. approval to buy Webster Bank, setting up a deal expected to close Aug. 20.
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