AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFood Safety: A nationwide recall of frozen berries expanded to include additional Great Value and Trader Joe’s products sold in multiple states, including Connecticut, due to possible E. coli contamination; shoppers are urged not to eat affected items and to return for refunds. Energy & Housing: Connecticut is moving ahead with a $1.475B general obligation bond refunding plan, aiming for at least 3% savings as rates fluctuate. Local Economy & Real Estate: Electric Boat’s expansion is intensifying housing pressure in southeastern Connecticut, with Groton pushing data-driven planning and a regional “missing middle” study underway. Consumer & Health Policy: Connecticut veterans can now apply for free monthly bus passes to reach appointments and work, with ID verification required. Business & Regulation: A federal judge refused to dismiss antitrust claims against RealPage and landlords over alleged rent-setting collusion using confidential pricing data, keeping the fight alive. Environment & Community: A Connecticut family turned spotted lanternfly control into a competitive “game” app that’s drawing thousands of kills from across the region. Supreme Court Watch: The U.S. Supreme Court returns Monday with major cases on guns, religious freedom, immigration detention, and limits on government power.
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