AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFood Safety & Consumer Impact: Taylor Farms expanded its jalapeño-linked Salmonella recall into more prepared foods sold at major retailers, with FDA updates covering products distributed across 26 states including New Hampshire and a “Best If Used By” date through Aug. 16. Housing Affordability: New Hampshire home prices hit a record $580,000 median in July as supply stays tight, with realtors pointing to recent state zoning changes but warning more work is needed to cool costs. State Budget & Regulation: The NH Insurance Department reported $189.2 million in FY2026 General Fund revenue, plus millions recovered for consumers through its Consumer Services Unit. Workforce & Education Access: UNH’s College of Professional Studies launched new 90-credit, three-year applied bachelor’s options aimed at cutting tuition costs and getting students to careers faster. Public Health Policy Debate: Federal and state leaders are pushing AI as a rural healthcare fix, but rural residents and advocates question whether the tech will actually improve access and outcomes. Community & Local Business: Hampton Beach’s Children’s Festival returns Aug. 17–21 with free family events, supported by local sponsors and the chamber. Lottery & Small Business: A Gilmanton Corner Store sold a $1.35 million scratch-ticket winner, netting the store a $13,500 commission.
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