AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFood Safety & Recalls: Taylor Farms is recalling jalapeño-containing dips, salsas and guacamole after a Salmonella outbreak tied to Mexican-grown peppers sickened hundreds across 27 states, with products sold at major retailers including Target, Walmart, Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods in New Hampshire and neighboring states. Housing & Home Costs: New Hampshire home prices hit another record in July, with the median single-family home price rising to $580,000 as supply remains tight and affordability pressure continues. Local Infrastructure: Lebanon is seeking $15.3 million to expand its landfill “phase 3,” aiming to extend capacity by 19 years while the state reviews the proposal. Banking Leadership: Bangor Savings Bank named Yolanda “Lannie” Moffatt as its next president and CEO, continuing a planned succession at the Northern New England mutual. Public Policy & Elections: Sen. Jeanne Shaheen pressed the Trump administration over plans to deploy election monitors in New Hampshire, warning against partisan interference with election administration. Education Funding: The state Department of Education projects fewer students will qualify for free and reduced-price lunch next year as federal SNAP-related rules tighten enrollment.
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