AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRare Habitat: The Ossipee Pine Barrens shelter threatened wildlife and help filter water into New Hampshire’s largest groundwater system. More than 2,500 acres are protected. Tree Health: A New Hampshire horticulturist says blue spruce often struggle with summer drought and fungal disease, and recommends choosing other evergreens. Lake Protection: State agencies are suing a marine construction business and others over alleged illegal dredging near Littlest Mud Island on Lake Winnipesaukee; a preliminary restoration plan is under review. Water Management: Opechee and Winnisquam are scheduled for their biennial fall drawdown starting Oct. 12, to reduce ice damage and spring flooding. Flood Recovery: Madison and other Carroll County communities can seek federal help for June flood repairs after a major disaster declaration made more than $3.12 million in storm costs eligible for assessment. Clean Energy: Construction is underway on a 1.34-megawatt solar array at the Hooksett landfill, expected to generate power by late summer 2027 and cut town and school electricity costs.
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