AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAffordable Housing: Lebanon’s long-stalled “The Muse” project is finally moving ahead, with plans for an 80-unit affordable complex (The Muse) after years of funding and site setbacks, aiming to serve households earning 30% to 80% of area median income. Clean Energy Tech: Engineers are testing stimulated geologic hydrogen—using high-voltage pulses to fracture iron-rich rock and generate hydrogen on demand—an approach that could reshape how clean hydrogen is produced. Local Business & Consumer Protection: New Hampshire AG officials say a home contractor, Ricky Southers, was convicted of theft and Consumer Protection Act violations tied to more than $60,000 meant for a home improvement job. Health Care Costs: Medicare Advantage is tightening again as insurers exit plans in multiple markets; KFF data flags New Hampshire among states where many seniors face terminated coverage. Politics & NH’s Role: The DNC approved a 2028 presidential primary calendar that keeps New Hampshire in the early mix (Feb. 8) but removes Iowa and shifts the lead-off to South Carolina (Jan. 22). Energy Prices Watch: GasBuddy reports show premium and diesel prices easing in parts of New Hampshire in the week ending Aug. 8, with county-level “lowest price” points tracked by drivers.
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