AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSenate Race: Troy Jackson says he won’t apologize for telling Susan Collins to “shut up” during their final debate, after Collins linked a protester to his campaign. The clash adds heat to a closely watched race ahead of Nov. 3. Rockland Economy: Cruise visitors and cruise lines spent an estimated $1.7 million locally in 2025, supporting about 20 full-time-equivalent jobs and generating roughly $115,000 in state tax revenue, a new study found. Drought: Despite recent rain, drought now covers all of Maine, with groundwater levels hitting record lows and water strain expected to persist into 2027. PFAS Fight: An Augusta-area water utility is suing five companies over alleged PFAS contamination. Public Safety: A 20-year-old was hospitalized with serious injuries after a stabbing in Lewiston; an 18-year-old was arrested. Health Coverage: Martin’s Point is ending some Medicare Advantage plans for 2027 but says it will continue offering plans in every Maine county.
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