AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoStatehouse Race Watch (House 48): Erik Hobson and Charlotte Nutt are squaring off in Maine’s House District 48, with Hobson pitching accountability and housing affordability and Nutt emphasizing data-driven municipal planning and better statewide data quality. Arts & Education: The Center for Maine Contemporary Art in Rockland named Grant Wahlquist interim director and highlighted new leadership for education, while Brunswick author Charlotte Agell’s “Just for Today” is using portraits and prompts to help kids and adults talk through anxiety and nerves. Local Culture & Community: A new athletic and student affairs director is stepping in at Laconia High School, and a Speedway Presented by Bar Harbor Bank & Trust lineup is set for Sept. 26. Maine in the National Spotlight: U.S. Sen. Susan Collins is facing fresh scrutiny as Trump moves to cancel nearly $1 billion in congressionally approved spending via “pocket rescissions,” a fight lawmakers call unlawful.
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