AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoElection 2026: New Hampshire is among eight states targeted by Aaron Day’s plan to boost third-party Senate candidates and potentially deny Republicans a Senate majority. In the state’s Senate race, Chris Pappas and John Sununu traded jabs in their first general-election debate. NHPR: The station apologized for sponsoring and hosting a table at a Hanover anarchist book fair, saying the decision violated its ethics standards against involvement in events that could appear political. Schools: A new New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute report warns that teacher recruitment and retention remain serious challenges, with falling teacher numbers and fewer trainees to replace them. Energy Costs: An opinion piece argues Concord had months of warning about rising fuel costs but has yet to deliver near-term help for households facing winter heating bills. Community: Merrimack County Savings Bank donated $10,000 for the 11th straight year to Making Strides Against Breast Cancer; the Concord walk is set for Oct. 25.
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