AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCybercrime in the Capital Region: Hudson police say Stacey Musgrave, extradited from Massachusetts, faces felony charges after allegedly sharing a private sexual image of another woman on Facebook without consent; she posted additional messages, was released on bail, and is due in court in September. NH Politics & Elections: A new University of New Hampshire poll is cited alongside national chatter about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s slipping appeal with young voters, while New Hampshire’s own 2026 political landscape remains tied to the broader Democratic primary fight and DNC moves. Statewide Public Safety & Fraud: Concord investigators warn that skimmers and scams are rising; a recent case involved cloned debit cards found in a vehicle after a Hannaford parking lot arrest. Economy Watch: A national report finds business bankruptcy filings up 11.4% year over year, pointing to higher borrowing costs and softer demand—an issue that can hit NH small businesses too. Community & Service: Volunteer New Hampshire received $3.2 million in AmeriCorps grants to expand statewide service roles, including conservation work through the Lakes Region Conservation Corps. Education & Local Governance: Belmont’s selectboard meeting will tackle the new school tax cap and public works updates, including a recent water main break and possible rate changes. NH Rankings: U.S. News places New Hampshire No. 6 overall in its Best States 2026 list, topping the nation for crime and corrections and ranking high for air and water quality.
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