AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHeating Costs & Energy Prices: New Hampshire residents are bracing for higher-than-usual home heating oil bills this winter, with an average household projected to pay about 31% more (around $2,300), as diesel and fuel costs climb. Consumer Protection: The NH attorney general’s consumer protection and antitrust bureau says propane providers are numerous enough that shoppers should compare prices, especially as new state rules push heating companies to disclose delivery and other fees upfront. Mosquito Season Watch: State health officials report a less active 2026 mosquito season so far, with lower detections of West Nile and Jamestown Canyon viruses than recent years, though precautions still matter. Storm Watch: WMUR’s Storm Watch 9 is tracking a possible late-week coastal storm that could bring heavy rain and rough surf to parts of New England, with the exact impact for southern NH still uncertain. Local Water & Environment: Alton leaders are weighing legal action over a planned Wentworth Pond drawdown tied to the Alton Power Dam, citing concerns about property values, environmental harm, and potential impacts to well water. Community Climate Resilience: A “Watershed Week” effort aims to build an identity around the Connecticut River watershed, encouraging local stewardship. Winter Preparedness: United Way partners with Cleary Cleaners on a statewide coat drive running through Oct. 23 to help families, seniors, and children stay warm.
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