AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMaine Senate primary: Graham Platner’s Democratic bid for Susan Collins’ seat is still on the ballot Tuesday, but voters are split as new reports add to a growing pile of allegations about his past behavior; some Democrats are urging Gov. Janet Mills to re-engage, yet party leaders say there’s no organized push to revive her campaign. Local roads: MaineDOT starts pavement resurfacing with one-way alternating traffic in Lisbon, Auburn, and Lewiston (work runs into fall 2026), and begins Benton Avenue repairs in Winslow and Benton the week of June 8. Lewiston policing: A 17-year-old was arrested early Friday after fleeing officers and discarding a handgun during a curfew stop; he faces multiple firearm and probation-related charges. South Portland development: The city approved two new hotels near the Maine Mall, but several long-running businesses say relocation plans and timelines weren’t clear enough. State government: Secretary of State Shenna Bellows is stepping back from election duties ahead of the primary, with deputies handling key tasks. Faith & community: Hundreds of Catholics joined a Eucharistic procession in Williamsburg, with Portland, Maine listed among upcoming stops.
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