AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoGovernor’s Race Tightens: A new UNH Granite State Poll shows Gov. Kelly Ayotte at 47% and Democrat Cinde Warmington at 43%, with 7% undecided, as Warmington closes the gap heading into November. Local Governance: In Londonderry, nearly 20 residents protested the Town Council’s controversial firing of Town Manager Shaun Mulholland, calling for more transparency after a 3-2 vote. Cost of Living: New Hampshire heating oil prices remain high, with the statewide average reported at $5.28 in early September and no clear sign of relief this winter. Public Health Advocacy: ACS CAN held “Lights of Hope” in Merrimack and sent advocates to Washington to push for more cancer research funding and expanded access to clinical trials. Economy & Jobs: Osram Sylvania in Hillsborough marked 125 years of operations and unveiled a new line of high-power off-road LED lights. Tech & Security: A look at cybersecurity hiring in New Hampshire finds demand rising while experienced talent remains scarce, pushing companies to build longer-term pipelines. Weather: A nor’easter that battered the Northeast is weakening, with lingering light rain expected across New England.
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