AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoVehicle & public safety: The EPA moved toward approving New Hampshire’s plan to end the state vehicle inspection program, a step that could clear the state’s Clean Air Act violation and make it easier for drivers to stop replacing inspection decals. Weather: A severe thunderstorm warning hit parts of New Hampshire (including Strafford and Carroll counties) with threats of damaging winds and hail. Health: The cyclospora outbreak tied to iceberg lettuce keeps widening; CDC says cases are now in 15 states, including New Hampshire, with recalls already underway. Corrections & costs: A state-commissioned study says replacing Concord’s men’s prison could cost at least about $750 million for a 1,500-bed facility, raising pressure for faster decisions. Politics & governance: “Veto Day” is coming as lawmakers return to Concord to take up bills Gov. Kelly Ayotte vetoed this year. Justice & courts: A fired USDA employee was indicted for allegedly sending threatening emails to a USDA investigator. Sports & community: Otherland boutique hotel opened in Newfane, and NH’s Ultimate Cow Experience highlighted inclusive farm tourism.
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