AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMaine Housing: Gardiner’s Iron Heights project is now open, adding 32 affordable units at a former city industrial site, a sign of continued momentum for downtown housing supply. Homelessness & Health: A Waterville report finds homelessness may look worse in warmer months, but local experts say the underlying population without permanent housing has held steady—highlighting how visibility can mislead. Maine Politics (Senate): With Graham Platner out, Maine Democrats will hold a July 25 nominating convention in Bangor to pick his replacement for the Nov. 3 ballot, using 601 delegates and no snap primary. Business & Community: Aroostook’s St. John Valley welcomed a new Acadian-focused food truck, while Pemaquid Beach’s annual triathlon is set for Aug. 23 to fund an accessible playground. Small Business Support: Penquis subsidiary MaineStream Finance received $20,000 from the TD Charitable Foundation to expand micro and small-business training and technical help for Maine entrepreneurs. Cybersecurity: A major AssuranceAmerica breach exposed millions of drivers’ license and insurance data, with Maine AG filings cited in the fallout.
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