AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMaineDOT Road Work: MaineDOT will do nighttime striping Aug. 3–27, 7 p.m. to 6 a.m., across multiple Central and Midcoast stretches including parts of U.S. Route 1 and I-95, with no lane closures but possible brief traffic delays. Health & Safety: Midcoast Conservancy and the Maine Cyanobacteria Group launched a free cyanobacteria education campaign with a customizable poster and radio push to help families and pet owners spot and respond to harmful algal blooms. Local Culture: Rockport Opera House and partners host Flying Shoes, a chem-free, intergenerational contra dance on the second Sunday of each month, with the Aug. 9 band Molly & Pepin. Arts in Midcoast: Rockland’s Art Walk will kick off The Forty Hour Club’s large installation “A Hole For One” at the Steel House Amphitheater, running Aug. 7–Sept. 30. Community Beautification: Lewiston’s “Wings for Change” program is enlisting local artists to cover vandalism and graffiti for property owners through Aug. 24. Politics (Maine Senate): A GOP group says it will spend at least $42 million to attack Troy Jackson, Maine’s Democratic Senate nominee replacing Graham Platner. Medicare Warning: A report highlights how switching from Medicare Advantage back to Original Medicare can be blocked by medical underwriting when trying to buy Medigap.
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