AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNH Business: New Hampshire’s summer job growth is picking up, but the long-term trend still worries economists: private-sector summer employment gains have lagged pre-pandemic norms, with notable softness in accommodations/food service, arts/entertainment, retail, and even construction—plus a big hit from fewer Canadian tourists. Public Health: A rare tickborne illness called Bourbon virus is drawing attention after a New York man’s case highlighted how easily it can be missed when Lyme tests come back negative. Seafood & Research: NOAA is backing a new aquaculture research push with UNH leading the institute, aiming to make U.S. seafood production safer, more environmentally friendly, and more cost-effective. Energy & Costs: Gas prices are easing nationally as crude prices cool, while insurance math remains a pressure point—California is projected to see steep premium jumps, with Maine among the few states seeing declines. Local Economy & Growth: Hub International named Paul Collins Northeast Area President, expanding leadership across New England and the Northeast. Safety: Multiple New Hampshire Route 3 head-on crashes and a White Mountains hypothermia rescue underscore ongoing summer travel and outdoor risks.
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