After sightings of deadly sharks, a Maine town will fly warning flags all summer
Harpswell adopted the season-long flag policy nearly six years after it was the site of the first fatal shark attack in Maine history.
Harpswell adopted the season-long flag policy nearly six years after it was the site of the first fatal shark attack in Maine history.
Jackson locked up enough delegates in this past weekend’s county caucuses to secure the nomination.
Troy Jackson, who grew up Catholic, once supported a “fetal personhood” bill and a 24-hour waiting period before abortion procedures.
Even those critical of the former Allagash logger’s style draw a sharp distinction between him and Graham Platner, whose campaign was sunk by a rape allegation.
The demands came in a letter spearheaded by Maine’s Independent Sen. Angus King, signed by 38 Democratic senators.
The state is tapping its rainy day fund to pay for the $155 million program.
In less than two weeks, Jackson went from an unsuccessful gubernatorial candidate to the Democrats’ presumptive U.S. Senate nominee.
The debate would have come less than two days before delegates gathered for the July 25 state convention in Bangor.
It’s unclear whether this reported policy shift will affect the FBI’s participation in the investigation into the Biddeford shooting.
That program aims to shift the costs of disposing packaging waste from municipal taxpayers to packaging producers.
Supporters say Troy Jackson’s background helped him sweep the delegate process in a must-win state for Democrats hoping to retake the Senate.
See how the delegate count breaks down by candidate and county by county, and view individual delegates by name.
Delegates are not formally bound to vote for Jackson at the July 25 convention under rules quickly devised by the Maine Democratic Party.
Support for Troy Jackson among winning delegates Saturday and Sunday prompted Shenna Bellows, Nirav Shah and Dan Kleban to suspend their bids.
The final eight counties caucus Sunday to pick the last of the delegates officially deciding who will win the Democratic nomination.
Maine Senate President Troy Jackson only needs 11 more delegates to effectively clinch the right to replace Graham Platner on the ballot.
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