AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSupreme Court: Gov. Kelly Ayotte says she has no timetable for nominating a justice to New Hampshire’s highest court, leaving the decision to an ongoing process as a newly all-Democratic Executive Council prepares to vet her pick. Election Aftermath: Democrats’ sweeping wins put them in control of the Legislature and Executive Council, setting up debates over House leadership, the secretary of state and marijuana legalization. Ayotte says she’ll work across party lines but opposes tax hikes. Cost of Living: Applications for New Hampshire home-heating assistance are rising, and Ayotte is urging Congress to provide more aid as New England governors seek $3 billion in additional funding. The state also received $204 million for a second year of rural health transformation funding. Food and Supply: A New York dairy recalled raw mild and sharp cheddar sold in New Hampshire and 11 other states over possible Listeria contamination; customers can return affected packages. Meanwhile, a strike at New Hampshire-based Associated Grocers is disrupting deliveries and leaving some New England stores short on supplies.
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