AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoImmigration Detention Finance: Anti-ICE protesters say they scored a win after Citizens Bank ended credit lines for two private prison operators tied to ICE, with activists in Dover and beyond vowing to keep pressure on whether the bank fully cuts ties. Energy Costs: New Hampshire customers should brace for higher electricity supply rates starting Aug. 1, with an average bill increase of about $15 a month blamed on market factors tied to the war in Iran and colder weather. AI + Power Demand: A new report highlights how AI “hyperscale” sites can require electricity on a scale that dwarfs entire states—raising the stakes for NH’s grid and rate debates. Housing Supply Strategy: “Gentle infill” is getting renewed attention as a practical way to add smaller, cheaper homes in existing neighborhoods, aiming to ease shortages without triggering maximum backlash. Food Safety + Local Retail: A cyclospora-linked iceberg lettuce recall remains in the spotlight, with guidance that most whole-head lettuce is likely unaffected while specific shredded and salad products are tied to the recall. Banking + Jobs: Franklin Savings Bank named Joe Todisco as chief retail and customer experience officer, underscoring continued investment in local banking leadership. Business Legal Risk: A new look at hiring compliance warns HR teams that legal exposure can show up years later, not just at the offer stage. Local Governance: Gilford is set for public hearings on solid waste “dump fees” and a Breezeline cable franchise renewal.
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