AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 minutes agoYouth Health & Safety: New Hampshire launched “Unlabeled,” a fentanyl prevention campaign aimed at young people on International Overdose Awareness Day, urging real conversations about counterfeit and unlabeled pills. Workforce & Education: UNH won a $250,000 Federal Highway Administration grant to train the highway construction workforce, building career paths for adults and high school students. Community & Culture: Nashua’s free 2026 Annual Multicultural Festival returns Sept. 26 with performances, food, and family activities. School Life: Back-to-school anxiety is getting attention, with expert tips on setting goals and building healthier sleep routines. Local Accountability: A lawsuit challenges a New Hampshire school tax cap ballot question, arguing the wording is confusing and misleading. Care System Scrutiny: New records show continued abuse and neglect in New Hampshire’s disability system in 2026, alongside deaths and reports marked “unknown.” Energy & Local Savings: Encore RE’s 2.25-MW solar project is now online atop a capped landfill in Derry, expected to cut Derry’s electricity costs by about $4 million over 25 years.
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