AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNASCAR Update: 23XI driver Riley Herbst will miss the Daytona Coke Zero Sugar 400 after “lingering effects” from a hard New Hampshire crash; Harrison Burton will replace him and start from the rear. Tax & Cost of Living: A new analysis challenges the “New Hampshire Advantage” idea, arguing the state’s property taxes and education costs undercut the low-tax reputation. Energy Policy: Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey is convening New England governors Sept. 30 to discuss whether advanced nuclear and fusion can lower electric bills, with NH’s Seabrook and CT’s Millstone in the mix. Elder Care: Easterseals NH reversed course and will keep adult day programs open in Manchester and Rochester after financial cuts sparked pushback. Housing: Claremont approved converting a historic mill into 27 affordable apartments through adaptive reuse. Immigration/Legal: ICE detained a transgender former Israeli intelligence specialist in Concord, a day after a judge ordered New Hampshire to justify the apprehension. Local Business: A West Lebanon feed and supply store is celebrating 100 years, with community events and a governor’s proclamation. Community & Culture: A Franklin auction house is reviving in-person bidding in a former 1917 church.
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