AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoShipbuilding: Bath Iron Works has cleared a new Pentagon certification that could let the Maine yard build a second Arleigh Burke destroyer in fiscal 2027, a boost for the state’s defense industry and shipyard jobs. Lewiston Development: Construction is advancing at the Continental Mill, where an estimated $80 million redevelopment is set to deliver 377 apartments and commercial space; the first phase is expected to finish in 2028. Grocery Disruption: Hannaford’s parent company took websites and apps offline after a cyber incident. Stores and checkout systems stayed open, but online orders were disrupted as the company worked to restore services. Housing Market: Maine home prices rose as sales fell in September, adding to affordability pressures across the state. Employer Costs: MEMIC Group plans to return $17 million to Maine employers through a dividend, offering some relief to businesses facing workers’ compensation costs. Heating Bills: Maine firewood banks report increased demand as heating oil prices climb, underscoring the strain of winter energy costs on households.
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