AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoObamacare Refunds: President Trump announced $500 refunds for nearly 1 million Americans in 30 states, including New Hampshire, tied to alleged Biden-era Obamacare “user fee” overcharges. NH Courts: New Hampshire Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald resigned after a Judicial Conduct Committee matter, with the dispute centered on how a former administrative director (Dianne Martin) was hired and compensated. Local Surveillance Fight: The ACLU and New Hampshire Legal Assistance sued the Concord Housing and Redevelopment Authority over apartment “Minut” monitors that track noise, motion, and other in-home activity patterns. Public Safety & Privacy: Laconia’s council voted 5-1 to replace pole cameras using a DHS grant, while residents pressed for details on whether the system includes license plate readers or Flock tech. Opioid Politics: In the governor’s race, coverage focused on Cinde Warmington’s past Purdue Pharma lobbying and how it’s being reframed in today’s campaign. Community & Culture: Hollis Old Home Days returns for its 30th anniversary, and a Tuftonboro Democrats event brings former Sen. Jeanne Dietsch to discuss the Free State Project. Health Alert: Officials warned about cychlorphine, a synthetic drug described as up to ten times stronger than fentanyl, after a teen’s death.
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