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letter to the editor
Sabotage at CMBG?
Tuesday, July 25, 2017 - 8:30am
Dear Editor: CMBG Board Member David Emery has, in two successive letters to the editor, muddied the truth about CMBG’s massive development as much as that development has muddied the waters upstream of Knickerbocker Lake. And like the threat posed by the phosphorus in their poorly-managed run-off, there is now an ominous note in Mr. Emery’s writing. He writes now of “trespass” and “sabotage” in a bizarre and desperate attempt to manage what has become a public relations nightmare for the...
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Commercial development in the watershed
Monday, July 24, 2017 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens has been permitted to build 918 parking spaces adjacent to the Knickerbocker Watershed. This is the largest development of its kind not only in Boothbay, but in the peninsula’s history . Currently, they are installing 849 spaces, more than the Brunswick Walmart. (For a local comparison, all the parking spaces at the Boothbay Hannaford, the small mall, the YMCA, and the schools only add up only to 561) . N early half, 408 spaces, are directly in the...
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Seventy years of memories
Thursday, July 20, 2017 - 7:15am
Dear Editor: On July 9, the Boothbay Harbor High School Class of 1947 held its 70th reunion at Robinson’s Wharf in Southport. A total of five class members attended, four with spouses. Roscoe lit a candle in silent memory of our departed classmates. We enjoyed a fantastic afternoon with great seafood, memories and stories over the past 70 years! Roscoe Pinkham Belfast
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Support ranked choice voting
Tuesday, July 18, 2017 - 11:45am
Dear Editor: I’m writing to urge voters to contact their legislators in support of the Ranked Choice Voting bill, which was passed by the second largest "yes" vote on a referendum in Maine's history. Boothbay voted in favor of this 1,109 to 936. And Boothbay Harbor voted in favor 730 to 610. Unfortunately, it is now under attack by opponents in August a , who will likely revisit the option for full repeal of this law in the next legislative session. I, for one, am looking forward to using...
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What is fair taxation?
Tuesday, July 18, 2017 - 11:15am
Dear Editor: Fair taxation began in 1862 where lower incomes ($600-$10,000) were taxed at 3% and higher incomes like $15,000 were taxed at 5%. President Lincoln signed the bill to help pay for the Civil War. Tax laws changed 27 times between 1863 and 2003. In 1986 President Reagan signed the Tax Reform Act containing 300 provisions and being the third change in tax laws since 1918. In 1998 there was the IRS restructuring and reform Act. Clearly 300 provisions can make for a murky, confusing tax...
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CMBG clarifying facts
Tuesday, July 18, 2017 - 11:00am
In response to a recent press article, we thought it important provide the following clarifying facts. The four minor erosion control incidents, noted in the recent Department of Environmental (DEP) violation notice, occurred this past winter and spring after unusually heavy rain events and subsequent to prior weekly inspections by a third party engineer — not because of negligence or improper control installations. All were simply temporary muddy water incursions – not landslides. All were...
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Disappearing act
Tuesday, July 18, 2017 - 10:30am
Dear Editor: I sincerely believe that our towns, Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor, are headed for a train wreck. We need to put the brakes on the intense and fast-paced development that is taking place. I’m not against moderate, well though out change that benefits
all
citizens. Unfortunately, the character of our communities is disappearing at an alarming rate. When will enough be enough? Marcia Soler East Boothbay
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Dad loved this town
Tuesday, July 18, 2017 - 8:45am
Dear Editor: My father, Fred Rotondaro, died on June 26 after being diagnosed with an aggressive cancer earlier this year. He loved this town. My parents bought a house on Southport several years ago, but we’d been coming to Boothbay in summer since my brother and I were children. My dad was drawn to the scenery; our family is comically unfamiliar with boats, but he reveled in watching waves crash on the shores where Rachel Carson once found inspiration. What he enjoyed most, though, was...
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CMBG and its facts
Tuesday, July 18, 2017 - 7:15am
Dear Editor: In his inaccurate letter, David Emery understated the size of CMBG’s parking lots and minimized the seriousness of their DEP violations, but the worst aspect of the letter was this: He demonstrates far more concern for CMBG's expansion than for the health of Boothbay’s drinking water. This has been a theme in CMBG's defense of their flawed and oversized development. Mr. Emery, like Bill Cullina, is well aware that no state or federal review of the phosphorus export from their 10,...
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The best there is
Tuesday, July 18, 2017 - 7:00am
Dear Editor: Reading Joe Gelarden's recent column about shopping locally reminded me of the need to write this letter, one I've been meaning to write for sometime. My wife and I have spent the last 10 or so summers in the Boothbay region, leasing a spot in East Boothbay, so we have shopped at Grover's Hardware on numerous occasions. We wanted to go on record and say that Grover's Hardware is the best there is. We've yet to leave the store without finding what we needed and we've yet to leave...
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Support Boothbay Region Land Trust
Monday, July 17, 2017 - 3:15pm
Dear Editor: When we moved to East Boothbay to bring up our small family in the ’70s, I was privileged to meet the “Founding Mother” of the Boothbay Region Land Trust, Lois Barge. She was walking the neighborhood explaining her project, which I readily joined. I had grown up roaming the woods and fields of our suburban town where we explored and built huts to our heart’s content in spring and summer — skated and sledded in the winter. My children were able to do the same thing in East Boothbay...
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Successful diaper drive
Monday, July 17, 2017 - 7:30am
Dear Editor: The results are in! Our community has exceeded last year's diaper drive by just enough! Last year our local diaper bank distributed roughly 8,200 diapers to help families on MaineCare meet their diaper need. While we can’t supply all of the diapers an infant will require (healthy newborns go through 10 to 12 diapers a day, older babies 8 to 10 diapers each day), we hope to provide enough of a supplement to help low income families change their little ones’ diapers as often as...
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Boothbay: Another Flint Michigan?
Tuesday, July 11, 2017 - 11:30am
Dear Editor: There will be zero ($0.00) business. No tourists, when water stops just like in Flint, Michigan. Are you choosing short term money over your kid's life? Boothbay's town water is quickly being destroyed. Phosphorous overload. LKL is anoxic below 9 meters. A dead zone. Ready for an algae bloom? These are scientific reports from DEP, BRWD. People need to be quickly running into the town office asking why are you allowing our drinking to be poisoned by runoff from CMBG? Holding signs...
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Disagrees with letter
Tuesday, July 11, 2017 - 11:15am
Dear Editor: While I disagree with the entirety of Mr. Molvar's letter in the July 6 edition of the Register, I wish only to comment on the issue of Sec'y Clinton's alleged mishandling of classfied information (email). I spent 38 years associated with Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) including multi-year assignments to EURATOM, DOE, and the IAEA. For almost 30 years, I held a Q-Access-Clearance that required me to be well versed in U.S. classification rules and law. This clearance gave me...
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Poverty is an illness we all share
Tuesday, July 11, 2017 - 11:00am
Dear Editor: The below list of poverty causes is likely not complete. Comparing that list with a list of diseases or disease causes, you begin to recognize that like disease, poverty is always temporarily in the air. Poverty causes include addictions, health issues, job loss, childhood in poverty, single parenthood, divorce, economy, unemployment rates, transportation, fear, lack of affordable housing, anger, hatred, discrimination, inadequate food supply, etc. We share a part in these causes...
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Re: Modern Democrats, and other Tories
Monday, July 10, 2017 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: Accuracy and facts allow for intelligent debate. Therefore, I write to correct the statements made in Phil Molvar’s letter to the Editor, on July 6. Molvar’s founding argument about the modern “Torie” party in the United Kingdom is 180 degrees out of alignment. His reference to Jefferson may be accurate but in today's political environment in the United Kingdom, the Conservative Party (Tories) would be the equivalent of the Republicans and the policies they support. The Labour...
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CMBG construction facts
Monday, July 10, 2017 - 3:30pm
Dear Editor: In response to a recent letter to the editor, we thought it important to correct inaccuracies and provide the following clarifying facts. The original leach field location was approved by the State of Maine Department of Environmental Protection and the State of Maine Department of Health and Human Services. The site permit was also approved or reviewed by the USACOE, MEIF&W, MDOT, MNAP and MHPC. The leach field was relocated to the “reserved” location with considerable...
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Kudos to Boothbay Harbor Police Department
Sunday, July 9, 2017 - 7:45am
Dear Editor: Over the years we have been so fortunate to spend our summers on Southport until our recent move “off island.” A highlight of those days was to scoot across the bridge to our favorite fireworks’ viewing location on the west side. The last rocket had hardly ended when we were making a mad dash to cross back over the bridge before those dynamic bridge tenders, Dwight, Duane or Sis, would swing the bridge to allow the flotilla of spectator boats to course The Gut. Now, for our...
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Yes on LD 1504
Saturday, July 8, 2017 - 8:45am
Dear Editor: Please thank Senator Dana Dow and Representative Abden Simmons of Waldoboro for voting yes on LD 1504. A significant margin of legislators voted yes such that the likely veto by Governor Paul LePage, will be overridden, a vote coming up in the next two weeks. Senator Dow and Rep Simmons joined with a bipartisan two-thirds majority to for future study by the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) of the costs and benefits of distributed solar energy, and the design of a modern rate...
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Fabulous Fourth of July celebration
Saturday, July 8, 2017 - 7:45am
Dear Editor: We were once again blessed by a “Beautiful Maine Day” to celebrate the Fourth of July on the Boothbay Common. For the 31st year the Boothbay Civic Association continued to provide the community with a traditional Fourth of July feast. Joan Rittall is, of course, the glue that has kept this celebration going and we are thrilled she is still at the helm. Our day started early with coffee, generously donated by the Red Cup, and donuts, by our local favorite, Bakers Way. From setting...
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Too much phosphorous
Tuesday, July 4, 2017 - 6:00am
Dear Editor: As an unfortunate abutter to CMBGs massive expansion, I am constantly answering questions like “what is going on up there?” Since this paper seems disinclined to keep the public informed, I will. The massive leach field originally placed in the watershed of Knickerbocker Lake and immediately uphill from the Anthony’s property has been moved out of the watershed. This was accomplished by an incontrovertible phosphorous export calculation developed by an expert for BRWD, and some...
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Today’s healthcare elephant: money gifts to the wealthy
Monday, July 3, 2017 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: Obama era’s healthcare act was created in two years, in the open, with contributions by many members of the healthcare community, including doctors, nurses, patients and hospitals. Today’s proposed new bill was created in secret. Who is being served, and who receives harm? No one chooses illness over good health. No one chooses to be born with or to acquire disabilities. Veterans bring home many illnesses and disabilities and we reward them with more pain and suffering. Children...
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Modern Democrats, and other Tories
Monday, July 3, 2017 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: Thomas Jefferson described the Federalist Party as "A political sect, believing that the executive is the branch of our government which needs the most support, and who are called Federalists, sometimes aristocrats or monocrats, and sometimes Tories, after the corresponding sect in the English Government of exactly the same definition”. And so, could it be that today’s Democrats are nothing more than modernized Tories who wish to centralize all power, at the expense of our...
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Thank you Topside Inn
Monday, July 3, 2017 - 8:30am
Dear Editor: The Keepers of the Burnt Island Lighthouse wish to express our most sincere thanks and appreciation to Buzz and Mark, and their ever-so-helpful crew, of the lovely Topside Inn for being hosts extraordinaire for our initial summertime fundraisers for the restoration of Burnt Island Light as it approaches its 200th birthday in 2021. They created the perfect evening with creative and tasty hors d’oeuvres and choice wines. The charm of the inn, along with its spectacular views, made...
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Enjoy the Brun exhibit
Tuesday, June 27, 2017 - 9:45am
Dear Editor: Last Friday’s opening at Wiscasset’s Maine Art Gallery, featuring paintings and sculpture by the late Virginia S. Brun, elicited remarks of surprise and praise from many in attendance. Sentiments of surprise arose from those who had been unaware of the high caliber output of this tremendous local talent. Exclamations of praise were in response to the energy and vivacity emanating from Brun’s lively sculptures. The emotions expressed in these sculptures run the gamut from strutting...
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Defining the problem: Loss of wild elephants
Tuesday, June 27, 2017 - 9:15am
Dear Editor: It is of great concern that we could lose wild elephants in our lifetime. Poachers are killing elephants to satisfy the black market's demand for ivory at a rate that leads to one place: extinction. Elephants can't fight back against AK-47s, cyanide and snares. Is that a sufficient definition of the problem? Is this a simple solution because humans can fight back when elephants cannot? Of course it is not simple, as the problem has existed going back to the 14th century BCE. We...
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Enforcing the noise ordinance
Tuesday, June 27, 2017 - 7:45am
Dear Editor: We are writing regarding the article that appeared in the June 22 paper, "Boothbay contacts sheriff’s office about enforcing noise ordinance." As neighbors of the Leightons on Beath Road we, too, have been negatively impacted by the frequent disturbances of the fireworks about which he wrote. Although our home has not been endangered by possible sparks nor have we had debris from the fireworks landing on our property, our peace has certainly been shattered on many occasions by the...
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Re: PEO Games Day
Monday, June 26, 2017 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: " Women Helping Women" was the theme for our annual PEO Games Day this year. Our members of Chapter G wish to thank the women and men who helped make the event on June 23 so successful. A big shout-out to Cody Mitchell of BRCTV, St. Andrews Village, the Boothbay Harbor Rotary Club, and Susan Blagdon, the director of the sanctioned bridge match. Those who attended played mah jongg, Scrabble, other board games, party bridge, and duplicate bridge. They enjoyed cakes, pies and cookies...
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Appreciative of recognition
Monday, June 26, 2017 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: I was very appreciative of the legislative recognition from Senator Dow and his colleagues (“Boothbay Harbor resident honored by Maine Senate,” June 22) for my work of almost 30 years as the architect in charge of the Maine State House renovations. I have had the privilege of working with legislative leaders from all sides of the aisle during my tenure, and I am proud we were able to bring the "Maine people's house" into the 21st century, while respecting and preserving its...
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Helping our international workers
Monday, June 26, 2017 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: Tuesday, June 20, marked the tenth year in which the Congregational Church of Boothbay Harbor has welcomed our summer international workers with lunch and resources to help them navigate our community. This year, representatives from the Boothbay Harbor Police Department and SASSM (Sexual Assault Support Services) were also on hand to share hints on safety and what to do in time of crisis. Unfortunately, seven young people from Romania said that when they arrived earlier this week...
Gobble, gobble
Friday, June 23, 2017 - 7:45am
Dear Editor: The Community Center would like to thank the Lions Club for sponsoring the second annual Turkey Dinner for our benefit. This year the dinner raised $843 for our cause and we had a great time doing it. Special thanks to Karen Nickerson for coordinating the event. Additional thanks to Lions who cooked and served: Duane Lewis, Don Soler, April Danielson, John and Lynn Perreault, and Tom Nickerson. Thanks also to Dwight Lewis for coming to our aid to park cars. Community Center...
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The Gardens and graduation
Tuesday, June 20, 2017 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: What an emotional moment for our 2017 graduates, their families, friends, schoolmates, and faculty when the tassels went from right to left! Not too many dry eyes? After the class marched out of the gym and we started to leave along with our guests, Nancy Prisk and Nick Hurd, there standing in front of us, en mass, was the Botanical Gardens Horticultural team in their work clothes, but no gloves hanging out of their pockets, holding two lovely bouquets of flowers. One for Elisabeth...
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Memories
Monday, June 19, 2017 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: My sister, who receives the Boothbay Register, cut out and sent me the article, “A bygone Memorial Day tradition” (June 1, 2017). My cousin, Tim Hodgdon, and I were in the same 5th grade class together and Hope was our teacher. My grandmother, Mahala Orne, taught me to play drums and I, for six years, was Hope's drummer who marched down to the Green Landing Cemetery. Thank you for the article. It brought back a lot of memories. Charles Froatz Northville, New York
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Voter suppression?
Monday, June 19, 2017 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: Today (Tuesday, June 13), it was impossible to drive to the Boothbay Town Hall to vote. Not only was the entire front entrance closed off and dug up, so was the route around it from Corey Lane to 27. All for the building of the roundabout and closing off Corey Lane. When I finally got there, walking in after parking at the Post Office — which is not allowed unless one is using the post office — I was only the sixth person to get there to vote. Aside from the lack of any “Vote here...
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A wonderful day
Wednesday, June 14, 2017 - 12:30pm
Dear Editor: We would like to thank all of the people who made our 65th wedding party on the 10th of June such a wonderful day. It could not have been any better. Eleanor and Royall Dodge East Boothbay
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Graduation 2017: The missing threesome
Wednesday, June 14, 2017 - 10:45am
Dear Editor: With Elisabeth’s graduation this year, Dee and I had our first opportunity to witness ALL that goes into such a meaningful graduation process. Just fantastic in every way! But there was a rather important threesome missing: Maine’s governor, the president and the secretary of education. All have expressed, one way or another, dubious support for public education. Had they been here with eyes open, they would have experienced the epitome of public education, the community/alumni...
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Grateful for response
Tuesday, June 13, 2017 - 10:15am
Dear Editor: In May, while I was home recuperating from surgery, my daughter said she smelled gas. A new fireplace had been installed that week and I had thought it was leftover from painting burning off with the first lighting. I asked a neighbor, Jim Powers, to give his opinion and he called the Boothbay Harbor Fire Department. Matt Sledge and Evan Hepburn soon appeared and echoed that the smell was gas and found it was stronger in the crawl space. A fan was quickly put in a window and...
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The influence of optimism
Monday, June 12, 2017 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: We define optimism based on how we view potential and desirable outcomes in life events, in school, in new jobs, or even in the weather. We have friends and family members we call optimists because they seem to find or see the good side of events, even when they have experienced a bad situation. We believe they were born that way and if we were not born that way, we wish we were. The good news is science is showing that pessimists can become optimists. Psychologists call this...
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Fiber arts exhibit
Monday, June 12, 2017 - 7:45am
Dear Editor: To benefit the Boothbay Region Community Resource Council, the Southport Rug Hookers are holding a Fiber Arts Exhibit at the Boothbay Region YMCA on Thursday, June 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The suggested donation is $5. On display will be works by weavers, quilters, needlepointers, rughookers and paper artists. This is to make visitors during Windjammer Days aware of the talent on the peninsula. Patty Colhoun Southport Rug Hookers
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Show respect for our flag
Wednesday, June 7, 2017 - 9:45am
Dear Editor: There is a great feeling of pride when we see the American flag flying. We should all count our blessings that we live in the greatest country in the world. A few years back, I was quite taken aback when the parade marshal at Brunswick’s Memorial Day parade, a World War II veteran, was quoted as saying, “It was a great parade; people were actually removing their caps as the flag passed by.” I was surprised he said that. I remember the following message from my dad when I was young...
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Influence peddling
Wednesday, June 7, 2017 - 9:00am
Dear Editor: Action Now (Houston, Texas), Fair Vote (Takoma Park, Maryland), Level the Playing Field (Alexandria, Virginia) and individual out-of-state, deep pocket contributors paid over $340,000 to sell Maine voters a bill of goods about Ranked Choice Voting(RCV). On multiple occasions and in multiple forums, from their own website, print media, and public broadcasting debates, leaders of RCV repeatedly told voters that the question was constitutional. With the Maine Supreme Court unanimous...
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Not heroes
Tuesday, June 6, 2017 - 11:30am
Dear Editor: Thank you Munro "Butch" Dodge for all your support (Letters, May 25). I would take exception that "all who wear dog tags are heroes." Myself and all my brothers, our fathers and grandfathers wore dog tags and to a man never said to themselves, "heroes." We did our jobs the best we could defending this nation. We are just common people, like the millions who have gone before us and the millions of us who will follow, an all-volunteer Army The heroes are the police, firefighters,...
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Good news on climate from Maine
Tuesday, June 6, 2017 - 9:00am
Dear Editor: In a week when President Trump misguidedly withdrew the U.S. from the Paris Climate Agreement — a road map to climate change mitigation supported by more than 190 nations — the good news is that the Maine Public Employees Retirement System (MainePERS) joined 62 percent of ExxonMobil shareholders in supporting a resolution calling on the corporation to be more transparent about the impact of climate change on its business future. Thank you, MainePERS, for your vote! The surprising...
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Will someone please hit reset?
Tuesday, June 6, 2017 - 7:15am
Dear Editor: In a speech to Sandra Rowe’s "Committee to Protect Journalists," CNN’s Christianne Amanpour pleaded,“Somehow, the war of attrition in this country has to end. You’ve all seen the results of this election. It’s very close. The nation is very divided, and angry. Are we in the media going to keep whipping up that war – or are we going to take a deep breath and maybe have a reset?” It seems to me that Ms. Amanpour is very concerned, as I am, about the mainstream media’s ugly vendetta...
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Give me a break
Monday, June 5, 2017 - 4:45pm
Dear Editor: When it comes to giving the privileged rich yet another tax break, the red herring argument of its benefit to small business keeps popping up like a bad penny. Proponents of these tax breaks continue to use this canard because we hold dear the ideal of the mom and pop enterprise. Empirical evidence shows that as few as 10 percent of small businesses are large enough to be affected by tax brackets applied to high income individuals. But the argument that using tax breaks to help...
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Symptoms of political corruption
Monday, June 5, 2017 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: When we use the word “symptoms,” we are often speaking of a health diagnosis and are not even close to thinking of a specific group of political people. We don’t think of corruption as a disease that is cured through surgery or medicine, or even psychological therapy.
If corruption is only a symptom, what is the disease?
Political corruption is the use of powers by government officials for illegitimate private gain. Misuse of government power for other purposes,...
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Mendacity
Monday, June 5, 2017 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: In his most recent letter to the Register, Mr. Hammond used the word, “mendacity,” which was not familiar to me. In looking up the definition of the word I learned the following: mendacious: given to or characterized by deception or falsehood or divergence from absolute truth. Based on this definition I then attempted to find real life examples of mendacity and I would ask Mr. Hammond if these examples fit his use of the term. · “So when I was born, she called me Hillary, and she...
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Rotary’s fun fundraiser
Monday, June 5, 2017 - 3:45pm
Dear Editor: On behalf of the Community Center, I would like to thank the Rotary Club for sponsoring the second annual Kentucky Derby Party. The party was given for our benefit and was very successful. They raised twice as much money this year as last and entertained 120 guests. A special thank you goes out to the Rotary Club Derby Party Committee consisting of Debbie Graves, Irene Fowle, Judy deGraw, Alice Mutch and Shawn Lewin. Thanks to Pam and Tim Utley, transplanted Kentuckians, who...
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Clean elections: what we know and what we don’t know
Tuesday, May 30, 2017 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: Many of us think clean elections began in Maine in 1996. Its concept to limit corruption began in 1884 when British historian Lord Acton observed that “Power tends to corrupt. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.” The international world is well aware that to avoid corruption clean elections must safeguard democracy through an education process that clearly defines corrupt power. History has shown that corrupt elections result in poor governance. Initiatives of Change International...
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The ‘excremental’ American news media
Tuesday, May 30, 2017 - 10:15am
Dear Editor: Like the president, Phil Molvar is utterly dismissive of the Fourth Estate in our country, at least the “leftist” wing of it. I am guessing that he would include the four U.S. newspapers of record (The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and The Los Angeles Times) in his category of scatological journalism. Which news sources does Mr. Molvar prefer? Those that are less critical of the current administration’s mendacity, mistakes, and mismanagement? Those...
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