AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLocal Arts & Community: Bennington’s Mill Store 1865 opens a vintage Halloween costume exhibition and talk Oct. 2, tracing the holiday from Celtic roots to Victorian parlor parties and today’s family dress-up tradition. Weekend Culture Picks: A roundup points readers to Harvard’s Carpenter Center exhibit, Cambridge’s “Lift Every Voice,” and the Boston Fuzzstival—plus more arts events for the weekend. Theater: The Rogue Theatre stages Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House,” running through Sept. 27 with performances Fri/Sat evenings and weekend matinees. Arts Funding: Becket Cultural Council is taking FY27 grant applications for arts, humanities, and sciences programs benefiting the town, due Oct. 16. Education & Equity: EEOC sues Harvard seeking hiring diversity records, while Martha’s Vineyard school committees weigh regionalization after a UMass Boston HR/payroll audit. Massachusetts Accountability: A new AG report says nearly 1,000 children were abused by hundreds of priests across three dioceses. Politics & Rights: Louisiana, Arkansas, and Alabama sue over abortion “shield laws” involving Massachusetts, New York, and California. Immigration: The Trump DOJ continues legal fights over in-state tuition for undocumented students.
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