AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoOutdoor & Wildlife: Pawtuckaway Lake in Nottingham is getting attention for loon “circle dance” and “penguin dance” behavior, a reminder of how much personality shows up on NH waters. State Policy & Recreation: New Hampshire Fish and Game’s proposed hunting and fishing fee increases were pulled back after Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s office said the department didn’t adequately consult stakeholders. Theater: “Our Town” lands on the Marion Art Center stage, bringing Thornton Wilder’s American classic to life with a focus on everyday moments and what we miss when life moves fast. Music: moe. and Umphrey’s McGee kept their moe.mentUM tour momentum going with a New Hampshire stop at Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, including a joint encore and cross-catalog collaborations. Local Culture & Community: A Center Ossipee couple’s pet goose, Gabby, is turning walks into mini-events—drawing crowds in Wolfeboro and beyond. Public Safety: Elder Justice partners across NH are warning about financial exploitation targeting older adults, including romance scams and cryptocurrency fraud. Sports & Pride: UNH’s new football coach, Sean Goldrich, brings a deep music-industry family history along with Wildcats roots. Arts Media: NHPR announced it won eight 2026 journalism awards, including six Murrow honors.
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