AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoData Centers in Jay: The town says a proposed data center at the former Androscoggin Mill site is on hold indefinitely after the developer backed out, following Gov. Janet Mills’ veto of a bill that would have created a temporary moratorium. SNAP Fight: Nevada AG Aaron Ford joined a coalition urging Congress to restore SNAP benefits and reject cuts in the Farm Bill, warning hunger is rising and costs are shifting to states. Maine Politics—Platner Fallout: Maine’s Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner keeps drawing national and local fire over allegations and a tattoo controversy, while party leaders and prominent Democrats argue voters are focused on winning. Portland/Lewiston/Auburn Safety Push: A community-driven pedestrian campaign is set to launch this summer to curb rising pedestrian deaths and serious crashes. Local Housing Win in Rockland: Voters approved a charter amendment giving the city more flexibility to use existing bond money for workforce housing. Freeport Retail Update: L.L. Bean announced the fall grand opening dates for its renovated flagship store. Business/Jobs in Aroostook: A $1M Northern Border grant plus private funds will help a pallet maker expand in Houlton. Arts & Community: A Cambodian dance performance is coming to Rockland’s Strand Theatre Sunshine Series, and Dirigo Reads plans to add more schools for 2026-27.
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