AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSenate Watch: New polls suggest Democrats may have a shot at flipping the U.S. Senate in 2026, with several traditionally conservative states showing single-digit races—while Maine remains on the map as Democrats look to turn out and win seats. Nuclear Planning: Connecticut is inviting New England states, including Maine, to a regional nuclear policy summit in Lowell on Sept. 30 to discuss advanced nuclear tech, grid reliability, and public trust. Catholic Abuse Settlements: Maine’s Catholic diocese has reached seven-figure settlements with more than 100 survivors of priest sexual abuse, with the process nearing completion after major legal changes. Public Safety on I-95: Maine State Police say troopers responded to a box truck driving erratically on I-95 in Bangor/Old Town; the Florida driver was arrested and no injuries were reported. Local Life & Health: An Eastern Maine emergency vet clinic warns of summer hazards for pets, including toxic household items and a spike in severe allergic reactions. Housing for Seniors: Portland opened Maine’s first affordable LGBTQ+ senior housing complex, with far more applicants than available units. Aquaculture & Food: Maine’s aquaculture community continues pushing sustainable shellfish farming, from scallops to oysters, with new training and outreach efforts. Sports: Adrienne Shibles was named Colby College’s women’s basketball coach, returning a Hall of Fame Maine leader to the sidelines.
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