AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoVehicle Inspections: The EPA took initial steps that would let New Hampshire end mandatory vehicle emissions testing under the Clean Air Act, following Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s 2025 repeal; the proposals aren’t final yet and will face public comment. Food Safety: The cyclospora outbreak tied to iceberg lettuce has expanded to 15 states, including New Hampshire, with CDC reporting thousands of confirmed cases and hundreds of hospitalizations; Michigan later eased its broad lettuce warning as cases declined. Public Health & Accountability: A class action securities fraud lawsuit was filed in federal court in New Hampshire over Planet Fitness’s alleged misstatements about membership growth, with a Sept. 14 lead-plaintiff deadline. Courts & Governance: New Hampshire’s Supreme Court Chief Justice Gordon MacDonald stepped away on medical leave, and the Judicial Conduct Committee is pursuing ethics charges against former justice Hantz Marconi. Local Services: Londonderry is weighing a dispatch and ambulance partnership with Litchfield that would add firefighters and EMT-trained staff. Environment: Regulators in Vermont won’t require PFAS emission testing at a Coventry landfill pilot, drawing fresh criticism from advocates.
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