AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoData Centers: Gorham extended its 180-day pause on new data centers as it considers a permanent ban. In Jay, developers revised plans to convert the former Androscoggin paper mill into an AI data center, targeting an early 2029 opening. Heating Costs: Gov. Janet Mills joined other New England leaders seeking $3 billion in added federal heating aid as fuel costs rise, a pressing concern for Maine households and businesses. Lumber Safety: Maine cited six fire departments over firefighter tracking during the deadly Robbins Lumber explosion response; fire chiefs say they’re pursuing better training and accountability systems. Seafood: Maine lobstermen welcomed a shift in federal right-whale policy, while state officials proposed lower Atlantic menhaden catch limits. Outdoor Industry: Portland’s inaugural Northeast Snow Show drew more than 2,500 visitors and 60-plus vendors, showcasing Maine winter businesses ahead of the season.
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