AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMaine Politics: Bangor City Council voted 8-0 to extend its data center moratorium by 180 days, buying time to draft zoning rules as developers eye large power- and water-hungry projects. Local Housing: A Belfast nonprofit is running a volunteer-staffed transitional housing program, Family Harbor House, offering free rooms and support for homeless families in a community that previously lacked options. Public Safety: Maine Game Wardens used K-9 Lucy to find a missing Montville man early Monday; he was alive, uninjured, and brought back after an overnight search in heavy rain. Courts & Justice: Jury selection is set to begin Thursday in a long-running Bangor-area murder case: Raymond Brown is accused in the 1984 slaying of Calais teen Linda Maxwell, with trial expected to last about two weeks. Health Care: Bangor is moving to buy a Penobscot Community Health Care building, a move that could disrupt PCHC’s emergency plans as the provider faces financial strain. State & Federal: Sen. Susan Collins says the Trump administration’s $810 million spending cancellation breaks the law, including major HHS-related items.
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