AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoVoting Rules: New Hampshire’s student-ID rules remain unsettled weeks before the midterms. A federal judge allowed school IDs for voting, but the state appealed; a ban signed by Gov. Kelly Ayotte is now in limbo. Housing: With costs a top issue for voters, Ayotte points to zoning changes and faster permit reviews, while Democrat Cinde Warmington proposes state funding for affordable construction and limits on investor homebuying. Energy Costs: Laconia, Londonderry, Merrimack and Windham renewed municipal electricity programs through October 2027, with fixed rates below current utility defaults. Business: California-based Onshore Technologies opened a 10,000-square-foot aerospace and electronics plant in Salem, where it expects to grow from 12 workers to as many as 35. Waste Planning: Bethlehem faces the end of free curbside trash service when Casella’s landfill closes at year’s end, leaving residents and town officials weighing future disposal costs.
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