AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour ago9/11 Remembrance in Maine: Gov. Janet Mills used her weekly radio address to honor six Mainers killed in the attacks, including Lubec’s Robert and Jackie Norton’s son and Gorham’s Stephen Ward, while Mainers across the state marked the 25th anniversary with ceremonies in Augusta, Portland, and other towns, plus flags lowered and memorial walks. Portland Public Safety Debate: Portland Mayor Mark Dion told the Regional Chamber “enough is enough,” arguing the city is dealing with addiction and accountability failures, not just homelessness, and calling for a tougher approach to drugs and crime. Brunswick Murder Charge: Maine State Police charged Brunswick resident Keith Brunelle with murder after a Sept. 1 shooting death at a Valerie Avenue home; he was arrested in Augusta and held without bail. Sports—Sea Dogs Update: Boston Red Sox rehab continues at Hadlock Field, with Willson Contreras and Tanner Houck suiting up for AA Portland as October nears. Local Business: Black Cloud Brewing opened in Keene at the former Modestman address, bringing a new lineup of beers and Neapolitan-style pizzas.
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