AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLandfill Fight: Casella Waste Systems withdrew a wetlands permit application tied to its contested Dalton landfill plans, but says it will keep pushing the project forward as other permits and a legal fight remain in play. Public Health Spending: New Hampshire Medicaid billing data shows Dover providers billed $191,046 in 2024 for ambulance and other transport services (up 45.5%), while Rochester saw $2,191 in 2024 for injected/infused drugs and Somersworth’s evaluation/management spending rose to $133,446. Local Environment: A New Hampshire Bulletin report says invasive variable milfoil is still winning in multiple lakes, with DES noting about 100 waters statewide known to contain invasive plants. State Politics & Elections: Sen. Chris Van Hollen says he’s “kicking the tires” on a 2028 presidential run and visited New Hampshire, while NH’s candidate filing deadlines and House recruitment chatter continue to shape the political calendar. Work & Community: NASWA marked the 103rd Laconia Motorcycle Week birthday, and Hub International named Paul Collins Northeast Area President effective July 1. Culture & Media Literacy: A guide on using AI image detectors urges voters to spot deepfakes and manipulated visuals ahead of the 2026 midterms. Storm Impacts: A June 18 storm left damage in the Lakes Region, with Tuftonboro officials investigating reports of severe winds and possible tornado activity.
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