AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoConsumer Protection: Connecticut has joined the FTC and 19 other states in suing Dollar General, alleging the retailer repeatedly charged customers more at checkout than advertised and failed to fix the problem. Housing and Transit: Naugatuck has opened the first 60 apartments in a planned 180-unit downtown development, with a replacement train station and more housing still to come. Business Growth: Bloomfield’s Turbine Controls is proposing a 41,000-square-foot expansion that it says could add 35 jobs; town commissioners backed the concept. Privacy: Connecticut’s new limits on police use of automated license-plate readers address mass-surveillance concerns, but critics say the law leaves major gaps in protections for drivers. Environmental Health: New Milford residents have settled a lawsuit alleging Kimberly-Clark contaminated their soil and water with PFAS.
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