AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoChild Care: New Hampshire’s Executive Council approved a $1.9 million contract to improve and maintain the state’s childcare website through 2029. Labor: Teamsters at Associated Grocers Northeast in Pembroke entered a second week on strike, citing concerns over pensions. Election: Democrats flipped at least 27 state legislative and Executive Council seats; House Democrats nominated Exeter Rep. Alexis Simpson for speaker. Chris Pappas was elected the first openly gay man in the U.S. Senate. Rural Health: New Hampshire secured $204 million in federal funding for rural health care. Data Breach: More than 12,000 state residents were affected by a breach involving Social Security numbers, health and biometric data, and insurance records. PFOA Lawsuit: Amherst residents won more than $4 million in a property-damage case over chemicals that contaminated private wells; medical-monitoring claims were not included. Extradition: A Spanish prosecutor backed the U.S. bid to extradite James Cox Chambers Jr. over an alleged role in financing a 2023 protest against an Elbit Systems facility in New Hampshire; Spain’s High Court will rule next.
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