AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoData Centers: Brewer is considering zoning changes to allow data centers using up to 50 megawatts of power, while Bangor and Old Town have banned them. Maine lawmakers are also pushing statewide rules. Housing: Maine home sales fell about 6% in October as high prices and mortgage rates slowed the market, though rising inventory may give buyers more room to negotiate. Election: Ranked-choice results confirmed former Gov. Paul LePage’s win in Maine’s 2nd Congressional District, flipping the seat to Republicans. Public Health: Penobscot County’s HIV outbreak has reached 50 reported cases over three years. Schools: State officials approved Old Orchard Beach’s plan for a new pre-K–8 school to replace aging buildings. Business: The FTC is suing Portland-based Covetrus to block its proposed $3.5 billion purchase of rival MWI Veterinary Supply, arguing the deal could raise costs for veterinary clinics and pet owners. State Budget: Governor-elect Hannah Pingree faces a projected $1.3 billion shortfall as she prepares to take office.
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