AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAffordable Housing: A Lebanon project called The Muse is moving forward after years of funding delays, aiming to start construction within six months on a long-vacant site; the four-story, 76,000-square-foot complex will add 80 units for households earning 30%–80% of Grafton County Area Median Income, with a revised mix leaning more toward two-bedroom apartments. Energy & Tech: Engineers are testing stimulated geologic hydrogen—using pulsed high-voltage systems to fracture iron-rich rock and generate hydrogen on demand—after lab results and field trials showed big gains in production. Democratic Politics: The DNC approved a 2028 presidential primary calendar that puts South Carolina first (Jan. 22), followed by Nevada (Feb. 1), with New Hampshire and other states voting through February. Consumer & Housing Costs: A Massachusetts resident’s steep electric bill pushed him toward “balcony” plug-in solar, a lower-cost alternative to rooftop installs. NH Business & Compliance: A Manchester home contractor, Ricky Southers, was convicted of theft and Consumer Protection Act violations tied to more than $60,000 meant for a home improvement project. Food Security: A Feeding America study finds New Hampshire child food insecurity rose to 38,430 kids in 2026, up from 36,160 the year before. Public Health: USDA began dropping 1.1 million oral rabies vaccine baits across Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York to curb spread among raccoons.
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