AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGovernor Politics & Housing: Cinde Warmington hit Meredith to hear how housing costs and the workforce pipeline are squeezing small businesses, including Mount Washington Cruises’ need to house workers. Local Infrastructure: NH DES secured a $2M Northern Borders grant to cut costs for Belmont’s Route 140 sewer force main replacement, with phase I focused on the pump station into Northfield. Statehouse Campaigns: Jade Wood is seeking a Belknap District 6 seat, while Gilford school board member Bob McLean is running for Concord with municipal budgeting and school funding experience. First Amendment in the Libraries: Constitutional scholar Meg Mott will discuss hate speech limits and alternatives at Moultonborough Public Library. Community & Culture: Clarena’s Coffee launched free local home delivery in the Lakes Region, and Wolfeboro libraries will host a WWII women service program. Courts & Accountability: NH Dems asked a judge to block a GOP-backed school property tax cap law; a survivor is appealing NH Supreme Court limits on suing the state over 1970s abuse. Food Safety: Hodo recalled 10,000+ cases of chili crisp tofu after ink from packaging may have migrated into the product. Elections Watch: Markey defeated Moulton in the MA Senate primary, setting up a general election matchup.
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