AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFood Safety & Public Health: The FDA and CDC have begun onsite inspections and sampling at Taylor Farms de Mexico in Guanajuato as the cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to recalled iceberg lettuce keeps widening, with 13,895 lab-confirmed cases reported across 47 states plus D.C. and Puerto Rico, and new additions including New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Local Environment & Accountability: Old Dutch Mustard Co. agreed to a comprehensive water pollution compliance program in a Clean Water Act settlement after its president was sentenced for knowingly contaminating the Souhegan River tributary near the company’s Greenville facility. Politics & Courts: A federal magistrate recommended overturning New Hampshire’s ballot ban on libertarian-minded Aaron Day, arguing he should not be barred from the Nov. 3 general election. Education & Choice: New Hampshire’s Education Freedom Accounts enrollment rose 25% to 12,500 students, with 943 more on the waitlist, as the program expands payments that can be used for private school or homeschooling. Community & Culture: Squam Lakes Natural Science Center’s Nature for Everyone Barn Bash raised more than $165,000 for its education programs, and Alton’s Historical Society is hosting a lecture on the endangered timber rattlesnake.
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