AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPFAS Research: MaineHealth won a five-year, $4.5M NIH grant to study how “forever chemicals” affect kids’ puberty timing and bone health, aiming to see if impacts last into adulthood. Public Health & Safety: University of Mississippi deaths are under investigation after kratom was found at both scenes, while New Hampshire consumers get a new crypto ATM fraud law starting Dec. 16 with transaction limits and refund rules. Food & Consumer Alerts: Wakefern recalled select Wholesome Pantry organic unsweetened applesauce jars after FDA testing found elevated patulin mold toxin; separate reports also flag applesauce mold issues. Energy Costs: GasBuddy reports Rockingham County’s lowest regular price at $4.04 for the week ending Sept. 19, with NH averaging $4.32. Local Infrastructure & Growth: State Senate President Sharon Carson says NH Republicans will pursue a moratorium on large AI data centers to protect power and water; NHDOT will present Route 111 corridor safety findings after 1,227 crashes in 10 years. Business & Community: Hampton Beach tourism is down, with shorter stays and fewer visitors hitting parking revenue; Gunstock unveiled a new summit wedding venue and faster chairlifts. NH Culture: A lost 1919 silent comedy filmed around Newport and Sunapee (“Van-ar-chy”) returns to the Newport Opera House Nov. 1.
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