AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMaine Football: The Maine Black Bears closed their non-conference slate with a 22-16 loss to Boston College, but coaches pointed to sharper, more complete play and a couple of key offensive sparks. Historic Preservation: Maine Preservation says deferred maintenance and freeze-thaw damage are threatening Eastport’s Masonic tomb and other endangered tombs at Hillside Cemetery, plus a Columbia Falls wild blueberry landmark now up for sale. Offshore Wind Lawsuits: Democratic attorneys general from California and New York (with Rhode Island) sued the Trump administration over buybacks of offshore wind leases, arguing the deals trade taxpayer money for canceled projects. Wetlands Warehouse Fight: A proposed 928,000-square-foot Wareham Street warehouse in Middleboro would sit on protected wetlands and trigger a conservation review and hearing. MaineCare Billing Reminder: Maine’s Office of Aging and Disability Services reminded MaineCare homecare billers of documentation rules while warning of ongoing fraud concerns. Community Resilience Grants: Augusta announced Community Action Grant awards for Gray and Yarmouth to support storm recovery and resilience planning. Public Input: MaineDOT is inviting comments on the Machias Dike Bridge Environmental Impact Statement process, with an in-person hearing Sept. 30.
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