AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoU.S. Senate Race: Chris Pappas and John Sununu traded sharp attacks in their first debate, clashing over President Trump, prescription drug costs and Social Security. Voting Rights: The Republican National Committee urged a federal judge to uphold New Hampshire’s new limits on student IDs for voting; students and Democrats warn the rules could complicate access to the ballot. YDC Abuse Cases: Survivors are pressing for accountability as the state Supreme Court hears arguments over changes to the settlement fund, which could shape how hundreds resolve claims. Food Access: Gather’s “Gus the Bus” starts serving free groceries in Newmarket on Oct. 15, as food insecurity rises in New Hampshire, including among children. Community and Commerce: Meredith has a new public piano on Main Street, built through a local arts collaboration, while farms across the state are using agritourism—from pick-your-own outings to farm stays—to diversify income. Public Trust: NHPR acknowledged its sponsorship of an anarchist book fair was a mistake and says it is reviewing its approval process.
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