AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHudson Air Quality: A state hearing on Brox Industries’ proposed asphalt-plant upgrades drew concerns about odors, truck traffic and emissions. The company says annual emissions would remain capped. Electric Charging: An Enfield resident is seeking a state grant to install two public charging stations on Main Street. Consumer Protection: A Senate investigation led by New Hampshire Sen. Maggie Hassan found romance scams on dating platforms can cause devastating losses; one victim lost more than $700,000. State Politics: Democrats flipped at least 27 legislative seats and took control of both chambers, while winning all five Executive Council seats. House Democrats have nominated Rep. Alexis Simpson for speaker. Labor: The Associated Grocers strike in Pembroke entered its second week, with pension disagreements keeping Teamsters on the picket line. Bow Development: A proposed warehouse complex could bring a coffee shop or eatery to Logging Hill Road, but the project needs town approval.
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