AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHealth Care: A Keene woman says ConvenientMD staff left her alone inside the clinic after closing during an asthma visit; she called 911 to get out. The company says it has taken steps to prevent a repeat. Russia Sanctions: New Hampshire Sen. Jeanne Shaheen joined five senators from both parties in calling President Trump’s move to allow Russian diesel imports illegal and urging him to reverse it. Voting Rules: A judge blocked part of New Hampshire’s directive on student IDs, but the law removing them from the list of accepted voter identification remains in place as officials seek a stay before Election Day. Senate Race: The Cook Political Report shifted New Hampshire’s open Senate contest from a toss-up to “lean Democrat,” with Chris Pappas facing John Sununu. Rural Health: A $20 million gift will fund Dartmouth Health at Home, a new program aiming to bring primary and palliative care to patients; a pilot near Lebanon is expected to start early next year. Power Grid: Thayer School of Engineering and Eversource were selected for up to $47.7 million in federal funding to improve transmission capacity across the utility’s network, including in New Hampshire. Seacoast Development: A proposed medical center at Newington’s Seacoast Landing could anchor a larger commercial hub with restaurants, shops and a hotel.
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