AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCybersecurity for water systems: New Hampshire water operators say systems are constantly being probed, with AI making attacks harder to defend against, after a broader wave of cyberattacks hit water utilities in at least a dozen states. Court data breach: A Thomson Reuters breach tied to its C-Track software exposed sensitive court “data files” in multiple states, including New Hampshire, raising concerns about personal information. Local land-use and wetlands: Enfield developers are back before zoning to seek permission for a road crossing wetlands as they reshape a proposed housing plan. Heat and home cooling: With NH summers getting hotter and more humid, residents are turning to heat pumps and mini-splits, especially as older housing stock leaves many without central AC. Community outdoors: The Northern Forest Canoe Trail’s 90-Miler paddling race returns Sept. 11–13, with proceeds supporting stewardship and youth canoe programs. Weather: Labor Day weekend starts with scattered showers possible, then trends mostly dry with beach rip-current risk.
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