AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoImmigration: A Maine lawmaker’s adopted son was detained by federal agents for two days while traveling to Canada, which had just granted him citizenship, before being released at the border. Land & Heritage: Conservation groups are stepping in to protect two midcoast wild-blueberry properties: a Searsport nonprofit bought 138 acres, and Coastal Mountains Land Trust is under contract to acquire Blueberry Hill in Belfast. Halloween: Bangor’s Witch Walk brought people together for a tradition organizers say can otherwise be solitary. Arts & Community: A UMaine graduate student’s art project explores violence and healing, while an interactive theater program invites participants to reflect on their ties to the Damariscotta River. Indigenous Education: The Maine Department of Education released a Wabanaki Studies resource guide ahead of Indigenous Heritage Month in November.
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