AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSenate Race: The final Susan Collins–Troy Jackson debate turned personal after a climate activist disrupted the event. Jackson denied knowing the protester and said he doesn’t regret telling Collins to “shut up.” His campaign reported raising $20.4 million in its first three months—about four times Collins’ haul. Congressional Race: Paul LePage said he spends winters in Florida but has never lived there year-round, responding to renewed questions about his Maine residency as he faces Matt Dunlap in the 2nd District race. Lobster Fishery: A University of Maine study found Midcoast baby lobster numbers fell 80% from 2010 to 2022, alongside a 50% drop in adult lobsters since 2015. Researchers point to warming waters and shifting habitat. Business and Services: A cyber incident at Hannaford parent company Ahold Delhaize disrupted online services at the Maine-based grocery chain and other U.S. brands, though stores stayed open. Hannaford also faces a class-action lawsuit alleging its “sustainable” salmon claims mislead shoppers. Schools: Farmington-area school board RSU 9 voted to join national litigation alleging social media platforms harm students and drive costs for schools; the district says it pays no upfront legal fees.
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