AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGOP Primary Showdown (NH-01): Hollie Noveletsky, Anthony DiLorenzo and Brian Cole clashed again at a WMUR debate, trading barbs over immigration and DiLorenzo’s earlier “Granite Discourse” remarks, while also arguing about AI’s impact on jobs. Housing & Energy: A new federal housing law, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, is expected to ease red tape and cut costs for manufactured homes in New Hampshire. Labor Watch: The NH Fiscal Policy Institute says jobs are improving and unemployment is under 3%, but wages still lag inflation. First Amendment in Sports: The First Circuit ruled Bow School District likely violated free speech when it removed parents who wore “XX” wristbands at a girls’ soccer game. Data Center Fight: Gov. Kelly Ayotte says she’ll push a multi-year moratorium on AI data centers in her next budget, citing energy and environmental concerns, as Bow officials face new scrutiny over a possible 350-megawatt facility. Privacy Lawsuit: Concord Housing is sued over Minut Monitors installed in apartments, with tenants alleging 24/7 surveillance beyond smoke and noise. Business/Industry: United Therapeutics bought the former Anheuser-Busch site in Merrimack, signaling more biotech growth in southern NH.
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