AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHousing & Community Finance: Albany residents of Albany Acres bought their manufactured home community, forming a cooperative to run it as a not-for-profit in perpetuity, with support from the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund. Affordable Housing Development: Portsmouth’s Langdon Farm project is breaking ground with a church-led redevelopment that pairs affordable homes with nonprofit services for survivors, using long-term land leasing at no cost. Energy & Grid: National Grid is advancing a multi-year, $470M transmission upgrade to boost capacity, a move that matters as AI-driven power demand rises. Regulation & Food Industry: Gov. Kelly Ayotte vetoed a bill to loosen New Hampshire meat processing rules for small producers, citing federal Meat Inspection Act conflicts. Transportation Infrastructure: NH DOT says the I-89 North to I-91 North ramp will close Wednesday for milling and paving, with a detour via Woodstock Exit 1. Water Safety: Greenville launched a lead-corrosion control pilot after testing found more than 10% of tap samples above the action level. Local Business Growth: Executive Home Care opened in Southeast New Hampshire, expanding non-medical in-home support for seniors. Politics & Elections: DOJ plans election monitors for Fairfax County primaries, with New Hampshire included among targeted states.
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