AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWeirs Beach landmark: Laconia’s iconic Weirs Beach sign turns 70, still pointing visitors to the Lakes Region’s arcades, cruises and summer fun after locals rallied to save it from near-demolition in 2002. Mount Washington remembrance: The Honor Summit’s two pillars of light return Sept. 9–12 (8 p.m. nightly), with Maine viewing spots including Hacker’s Hill Preserve (Casco), Height of Land (Roxbury) and Quill Hill (Rangeley). Road trip costs: AAA says Labor Day weekend is on track for record-high gas prices, with the national average around $4.14 as crude oil volatility tied to the Strait of Hormuz keeps fuel expensive. Local travel logistics: NH DOT will close the I-89 Exit 20 southbound off-ramp for one day between Sept. 9–10 for paving, with detours via Exit 19. Health tourism angle: A New Hampshire man’s record 271-day life with a gene-edited pig kidney—then a human transplant—highlights how advanced medical breakthroughs may reshape future care options.
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