AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoImmigration Enforcement: A new report says New Hampshire’s Troy police—one of the few departments with an ICE 287(g) deal—accounted for a big share of the state’s immigration arrests under those agreements from 2025 through March 10. School & Youth: New Hampshire teachers gave the state’s “bell-to-bell” cellphone ban high marks, saying it’s cutting distractions and not derailing learning. Climate & Farms: The state’s conservation districts awarded $396,000 to 49 local farms for drought resilience, soil health, and energy improvements. Workforce & Child Care: A new push highlights how child care shortages are leaving classrooms empty and limiting parents’ ability to work. Tech & Policy: Some NH lawmakers are pointing to new “Blockchain Basic Laws” as a sign the state is open for crypto business, while others warn scams and energy use remain barriers. Community & Outdoors: The Forest Society opened registration for its 2026 Five Hikes Challenge, running Aug. 15 through Oct. 31.
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