AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMaine Politics: Barack Obama endorsed Troy Jackson in his Senate race against Susan Collins, praising his focus on wages, prescription costs and abortion rights. The candidates’ first debate also tackled tariffs, ICE and the cost of living. Books & Culture: The Maine Lit Fest brought readings and conversations to towns across the state, with this year’s theme, “Responding to the Moment.” Adult Education: Franklin County Adult & Community Education reported enrollment up 70.7% from last year, with growth in workforce and community programs; a welding partnership with Bath Iron Works led to nine job offers. Wabanaki Arts: Indigenous land return is supporting Wabanaki art, while a Wabanaki artist’s work is set to appear on an Erickson Preserve story trail for Indigenous Peoples Day. Education: UMaine has launched a free program aimed at easing Maine’s shortage of rural special education teachers.
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