AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealthcare & Politics: A federal judge kept a transgender workplace discrimination case alive against a Christian-owned New Hampshire manufacturer, rejecting a bid to dismiss the claim and leaving a Title VII dispute for trial. Medicaid Shock: Roughly 15,000 documented immigrants across New England are set to lose full Medicaid coverage in the latest federal purge, with NH among the affected states. Housing & Zoning: A Saint Anselm statewide survey finds support for changing zoning to build more housing has surged, but residents are still less willing to see it in their own neighborhoods. Courts & Safety: AG Jeff Jackson leads a bipartisan push to fully fund U.S. Supreme Court security after a spike in serious incidents. Local Environment: Casella says it will close its Bethlehem landfill subsidiary a year early, raising new questions about where waste will go next. Economy & Housing Costs: Mortgage rates jumped to a three-year high, worsening affordability for homebuyers. Sports & Outdoors: NH Fish and Game reminds hunters that the 7-day fall wild turkey shotgun season opens Oct. 12. Business: NH gaming revenue rose to about $47.9M in August.
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