AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMaine Senate Shake-Up: Graham Platner told supporters at a rally that his past is being “weaponized,” insisting “Maine, you have my back” as new allegations from ex-girlfriends continue to roil Democrats ahead of the primary. National Politics: The House passed a war powers resolution aimed at limiting Trump’s war with Iran, while Senate Republicans blocked an effort to halt an “Anti-Weaponization Fund” tied to alleged corrupt payouts. Fuel Prices: Diesel remains pricey across Maine—York County’s lowest reported station hit $4.79/gallon (week ending May 30), while Waldo averaged $5.48/gallon and the statewide diesel average was $5.74. Public Safety: Calais police say a man grabbed a sword during a traffic stop and was shot by officers; he was airlifted and is expected to face charges. Weather: Isolated severe thunderstorms are possible Saturday afternoon, with a risk of damaging winds and hail. Education: Maine DOE reported science proficiency rates for female students in Penobscot (37%) and Kennebec (37.8%) counties for 2024-25. Local Environment: York Harbor installed its first fishing line recycling bins to prevent entanglements and protect wildlife.
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