AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSenate Race: New Hampshire’s closely watched Senate contest is entering its final stretch. Chris Pappas is campaigning with prominent Democrats, including a planned visit from Kamala Harris on Oct. 24; Republican John Sununu says the out-of-state support is a liability. Youth Center Claims: The state approved another $35 million for people alleging abuse at the former Youth Development Center, bringing new funding while thousands of claims remain. Total payouts could exceed $1 billion. Taxes and Housing: District 11 Senate candidates Shannon Chandley and Tim McGough agree property taxes are a major burden but differ on solutions. A separate study finds New Hampshire among the states where high rents account for a large share of poverty. Arts and Community: The Route 3 Art Trail returns Nov. 7, with more than 20 stops between Concord and Franklin. A new UNH Extension trail also spotlights 31 historic barns statewide.
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