AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoU.S. Senate Debate Watch: Republican Sen. Susan Collins and Democrat Troy Jackson finally share a stage Tuesday night in Portland, with abortion, healthcare, taxes and the Supreme Court front and center as Maine voters look toward control of the chamber. Local Housing Enforcement: Belfast is set to vote on whether a deteriorating downtown building should be declared dangerous, a move that could lead to demolition or repairs at the owner’s expense. Community Business: Bangor is getting a new “bookstore and bar” concept, Fireheart Tavern, aiming to blend used/new books with a cafe-and-tavern vibe. Courts & Tenants: Maine’s top court rejected an eviction appeal by midcoast farmers, ending a long fight over unpaid rent and land use. Election Access: Maine voters can use absentee or in-person early voting now through Oct. 29, with guidance on protecting ballots amid ongoing mail concerns. UMaine & Education: UMaine’s football program fired its offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach amid a rough season, while a UMaine Extension piece highlights support rural educators need. Sports: Maine women’s hockey and other local games continue, plus a free community event is planned for UMaine women’s hockey at Rockport’s Midcoast Recreation Center.
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