AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFirst-in-the-nation fight: A New Hampshire opinion piece argues the state’s political elites have failed to defend its early presidential primary role after the DNC voted to strip FITN status, raising questions about whether NH’s primary still matters. Local philanthropy: Service Credit Union became a founding partner of Folds of Honor New England, funding scholarships for first responder families across the region. Medicaid court clash: A federal case kicks off over new Medicaid work requirements, with a judge in Boston set to decide who counts as “medically frail.” Health policy & fraud crackdown: A New Hampshire denaturalization case was filed against a mother accused of citizenship fraud, as USCIS says it has “zero tolerance” for lies in the naturalization process. Housing rules: Municipalities and housing advocates are grappling with how a new mixed-use/multi-family approach is being implemented, with NH towns navigating shifting requirements. Business & jobs: NBT Bancorp reported stronger quarterly earnings, while Bangor Savings Bank named Yolanda “Lannie” Moffatt as its next president and CEO.
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