AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMaine Politics: Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Troy Jackson spent Labor Day weekend in Orono meeting with the Maine Educators Association and the University of Maine Graduate Workers Union, pitching his campaign as a fight against “systems, institutions, and money” and arguing young voters are showing up more. Elections & Voting Access: Maine’s Secretary of State’s Office released a key calendar for the Nov. 3 election, including deadlines for UOCAVA ballots, no-excuse absentee voting, and online and mail registration. Local Community & Culture: UMF’s Emery Community Arts Center in Farmington will host Bread & Puppet Theater’s “The Upside Down World Circus” on Sept. 10, with low-cost tickets and no one turned away for lack of funds. Public Health & Safety: Healthy Kids launched its 2026 Baby Safety Month campaign, urging Midcoast families to avoid common “convenience culture” shortcuts that can lead to infant and toddler injuries. Environment & Energy: A new study warns a rare, massive solar storm could cause widespread power-grid failures on the East Coast, with the Northeast and Northern Plains among the most vulnerable.
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