AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoYouth Justice Oversight: New Hampshire advocates say the state’s Sununu Youth Services Center still isn’t safe enough, pointing to reports of children being handcuffed and isolated for up to 12 hours and questioning why DHHS is seeking more input instead of acting on recommendations. AI in Schools: Granite Staters are split but increasingly worried about how AI will affect K-12 learning, with concerns about students “offloading” thinking and losing key skills. Prosthetics Access: Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed SB 408 to require adult coverage for activity-specific prosthetic devices, expanding options for running, biking, and swimming. Public Health—Air & Heat: Canadian wildfire smoke prompted a New Hampshire smoke advisory, while a heat dome threat and high humidity raise risks for respiratory and heat-stressed residents. Food Safety—Cyclosporiasis: CDC reported 1,645 U.S. cases since May 1, with New Hampshire among confirmed states as officials continue tracing the source. Care Quality: Speare Memorial Hospital earned a top national rating for nurse communication, based on patient survey results. Community Nutrition: Volunteers with Got Lunch! Laconia say demand is rising as they pack weekly meals for kids and families through the summer. Health & Access—Pharmacy Closures: Rite Aid identified six more New Hampshire stores for closure, adding pressure on rural prescription access.
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