AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoNH Public Finance: The Executive Council voted 3-2 to kill New Hampshire’s proposed $100 million Bitcoin-backed municipal bond after a Moody’s “junk” rating made it hard for major investors to legally buy. State Policy: Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed HB 155, setting a trigger for a small Business Enterprise Tax cut when revenue exceeds projections, while Democrats warn it’s another corporate tax break as property taxes rise. Child Care & Workforce: Ayotte said she still backs Granite Steps for Quality and will try to route resources differently if the Executive Council keeps blocking contracts, pointing to career and technical education as a longer-term fix. Food Safety: Aldi recalled frozen kimbap sold in NH and 19 other states after undeclared fish (tuna) appeared on labels. Local Business & Community: OpenStudios Lawrence is expanding into more vacant downtown storefronts, adding new artists and locations. Crime & Courts: A Massachusetts man was arrested in connection with armed Nashua bank robbery, with investigators linking him to a similar New Jersey case. Waste & Environment: HB 707 cleared final approval to create a new landfill siting review committee and pause new capacity proposals until new rules are adopted.
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