AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoState Politics & Courts: A New Hampshire attorney general settlement resolves a civil rights case against neo-Nazi leader Christopher Hood and NSC-131 after a 2023 Concord café protest, with the group agreeing to a fine and community service. Local Government: Belmont’s selectboard meeting Wednesday will tackle the school tax cap and public works updates, including fallout from a July 16 Main Street water main break and possible water/sewer rate changes. Education & Higher Ed: SNHU plans to consolidate Manchester operations by moving offices and administration from its Millyard headquarters to its main campus, with the downtown building and garage slated for sale. Public Safety & Infrastructure: Weirs Boulevard Bridge reconstruction starts Sept. 8, closing the bridge until late November and routing local traffic. Community Service: AmeriCorps grants totaling $3.2 million restore Volunteer New Hampshire’s statewide programs, supporting more than 120 members and conservation work in the Lakes Region. Boating Safety: Marine Patrol launches “On The Ramp” instructors at public boat ramps after a law change allows the final boating safety exam online for adults.
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