AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFood Safety: Taylor Farms recalled jalapeño products over possible Salmonella contamination, including items sold in New Hampshire at Hannaford and other major retailers; the “best if used by” dates run through mid-August and the company says it’s no longer sourcing from a Mexico farm identified as a potential source. Local Housing: Strafford County commissioners are exploring using county-owned land in Dover to pursue affordable housing, with a private or nonprofit partner and delegation approval still needed. Workforce & Economy: New Hampshire’s unemployment insurance claims data point to a rising jobless rate for the third straight month. Elections & Voting: Ahead of 2026 contests, a guide lays out how to register in New Hampshire, what documents to bring, and key rules for new voters. Community & Culture: Rochester’s Harvest Market returns with local vendors and farm demos, including Nerdy Turnip Farm. State Policy Watch: Executive Councilors defended rejecting a childcare quality contract in favor of a workforce grant, citing new information about funding limits.
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