AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMaine Senate Shake-Up: Graham Platner’s Democratic bid to unseat Sen. Susan Collins took another hit as reports surfaced about sexually explicit texts with multiple women; Platner’s wife Amy Gertner backed him, calling the coverage “gossip” and “shameful,” while a former campaign staffer said the campaign assessed the messages as a potential election vulnerability. Medicaid Fraud Fix: A Connecticut policy push argues HUSKY Health needs a 21st-century tool to catch “ghost claims,” where providers bill for services that patients say never happened. Public Safety: Connecticut’s gun-storage reminder for Gun Storage Check Week stresses secure storage can prevent suicide by creating a critical pause during crises. Community & Pride: Pride Month kicks off across Connecticut with town events and public officials showing up for LGBTQ+ community visibility and support. State Investment in Infrastructure: East Hartford’s Rentschler Field received $9 million in State Bond Commission funding for field, scoreboard, lighting, and repairs. Food Safety at Markets: State officials urged cottage food businesses and shoppers to follow licensing, labeling, and food-safety rules as farmers markets ramp up. Online Safety Law Debate: Connecticut’s Kids Online Safety Act discussion continues, with lawmakers and advocates pushing for stronger protections for minors online.
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