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Monday, February 18, 2019 - 5:30pm
Dear Editor: Every third Friday each month, LincolnHealth holds public community advisory meetings in the Cochrane Conference Center on the St. Andrews’ campus. 7:30 to 9 a.m. A delicious buffet breakfast starts at 7:30 followed by a planned presentation on health care today. Presenters from LincolnHealth, Maine Health and folks from all manner of healthcare, addiction program, mental health, Alzheimer’s/dementia, wellness rehab, Coulombe Center for Health and Wellness and other support...
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Methods matter
Monday, February 18, 2019 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: Even a PFA knows you don’t purchase what you believe is broken (ordinances, structures) and then demand they be fixed. Such a sad and broken situation, and a poor lesson for our children. The tail should not wag the dog. Les Crowell Boothbay Harbor
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More ‘cake’ please
Monday, February 18, 2019 - 4:45pm
Dear Editor: We “Boothbayites” are blessed for our greatest, most abundant resource lies within feet of our back doors, our beautiful abundant North Atlantic. Even before us Europeans came to our shores, native people from the north and inland, made yearly pilgrimages to the coast to feast on seafood and enjoy the cool breezes. This trend has continued and now it’s the world that comes. Inland communities have to invest labor and capital to draw visitors — our attraction is God given. Our ocean...
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Re: Proposed east side zoning proposal
Monday, February 18, 2019 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: There is a fundamental flaw in the proposed east side zoning proposal — it makes no provision for public access to the water for residents or visitors. Ushering in redevelopment without first securing physical access for everyone, regardless of means, would be irresponsible. Waterfront Preservation is attempting to address that void with an 8/10-acre parcel. This project, if fully funded, will introduce balance to redevelopment. The most glaring weakness revealed by an independent...
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Inanimate objects don’t save lives
Monday, February 18, 2019 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: I once heard a ridiculous statement when a Vietnam veteran had placed a gun under my couch while waiting for his friend to visit. I asked if the gun was loaded? He said “yes.” As I stood up in anger, he told me a loaded gun was safer, avoiding accidental shootings. Three months later the vet shot himself in the leg playing quick draw across the room from his pregnant wife. From that point forward I hoped he realized illogical statements are false. Border walls and guns do not save...
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Our community could use you
Monday, February 18, 2019 - 3:45pm
Dear Editor: I’ve been very blessed to have grown up on this peninsula and to have a long lineage of family from the original Barters. I’ve had the opportunity to do a lot of things that my ancestors did and touch their past work on my land in Bayville. It dawned on me quite a while ago that much of what we struggle with today, we’ve always faced. Whether it’s the drug pandemic, tragedies and poverty, it’s always been here. Whatever it is, convergence, technological advancements ... sometimes I...
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I still want my home back
Monday, February 18, 2019 - 3:30pm
Dear Editor: Recently our town, state, and world governments decided it has become necessary to expand regulatory control of private property for the health and safety ... and welfare and fuel efficiency and sustainable green environmental development and smart growth and comprehensive land use and social engineering andiInventory control of all standard, predictable, uniform, code compliant construction of ... everything. Big job! A new bureaucracy would be needed and the money to staff it...
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Appreciates updates
Monday, February 11, 2019 - 5:45pm
Dear Editor: I would like to thank Allan Crocker for his prompt updates to basketball game time changes. I really enjoy the basketball games and it’s great that he keeps those of us who don’t have children in the school updated with game changes. Fran McBrearty Boothbay
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White lies and green lies
Monday, February 11, 2019 - 5:15pm
Dear Editor: Recently my wife and I drove along Route 201 through “The Forks” in northern Maine. As anyone who has been through this area knows, it is beautiful. However, its beauty was marred by frequent signs along side of the road that declared “NO CMP CORRIDOR.” Absent were any signs supporting the CMP corridor. In recent months CMP’s lobbying arm has blanketed the state with propaganda that on the face of it should raise eyebrows --- 3,500 jobs from a 145 mile transmission line? Really?...
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Bring it to a vote
Monday, February 11, 2019 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: It is time to thank the Planning Board for its unrelenting work on Boothbay Harbor’s east side proposals. They have conducted meetings and given us all the information we need to make a decision.
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vote by the residents. Do not “hack it up,” do not delay this process any longer. We have three philanthropic members of our community who have stepped up, shown an interest in the workings and the...
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Proposed zoning change pits benefit to few against needs of community
Monday, February 11, 2019 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: Having followed the ongoing proposals, I would remind people of the following: Boothbay Harbor was listed on Maine Preservations’ Most Endangered List because of the threat to our Working Waterfront. Maine statutes state the purpose of a Maritime District is to: protect traditional water-dependent uses and to conserve points of public access to the water. The current zoning proposal flies in the face of this. The town seems to have chosen to ignore the recommendations of the...
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Preservation is progress
Monday, February 11, 2019 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: In your Jan. 31 edition, page 3 has two wonderful preservation news items. I am thrilled about “Land For Southport’s Future” and the other, “Preservation group announces planned purchase of Cap’n Fish’s Motel.” These plans are very positive and rewarding for these very important properties. With $400,000 anonymously donated towards “Ruth’s house,” it makes a positive action in saving a great property with one of Maine’s best views for future generations — location, location,...
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Should border security cost taxpayers more?
Monday, February 11, 2019 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: It is difficult to understand why some people think we should pay more for less effective security, but they do. It’s strange since Russia announced it finished a border barrier between Ukraine and Russia within slightly over a year, costing less than $3 million. It looks like there is a reversal in the parties and today the Democrats are exceedingly more frugal in their review of the nature of factual problems and the methods and costs that current technologies provide. The GOP...
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A great, long ride
Monday, February 11, 2019 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: Feb. 14, 2019 is my last day at Sea Pier! A special thanks to: Bud Brackett, Wilson Francis, Lawrence Durfee, Phillip Peters, Earl Brewer, Lewis Johnson, Tim Purington and Ralph Carter; my employees, Laura Hughes, Randy Durgan, Kevin Wilson and Doug Miller; and to all of Sea Pier’s fishermen, Alex Hutchins, Andrea Durham, Andrew Hallinan, Andy Carter, Billy Hallinan, Bill Jacobs, Bob Johnson, Bobby Hallinan, Bout Time, Bradley Sprague, Bruce Engert, Chad Duncan, Chris Coppock, Cody...
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Yield to reason, not pressure
Monday, February 11, 2019 - 3:30pm
Dear Editor: As a resident of Boothbay Harbor since 1981, I am writing to you in support of a zoning plan and ordinance, consistent with each other, governing development along the waterfront of our community’s inner harbor. Both of these should prioritize public visual and physical access to the waterfront, minimizing stigmata of tourist-based construction that further erodes balanced juxtaposition of residences and commercial enterprise. Maintenance and strengthening of those amenities that...
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Responsible development
Monday, February 4, 2019 - 5:30pm
Dear Editor: I have been following the east side zoning discussions since the beginning and would like to express some of my concerns about the current proposal and some of the comments I heard from the Select Board at their last meeting. My primary concern is that the proposed changes don’t really go far enough to encourage meaningful development on the east side. The 75-foot setback and the 20 percent lot coverage requirement could be extremely restrictive, depending on how the Planning Board...
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Uncertainty looms
Monday, February 4, 2019 - 5:15pm
Dear Editor: Fifteen months. 26 plus meetings. Thousands of hours of conversation and documents. Believe it or not – this is what has been done to discuss zoning changes that have now gone from the planning board to the select board. Yet last week we heard that still, it wasn’t enough – that in fact, more tweaks might be coming around view corridors and a suggestion to allow residences on the first floor in certain sections of the east side. I urge the select board to think about why we are...
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Let’s get moving
Monday, February 4, 2019 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: After a year and half of public discussion, recommendations from a work group and the planning board as well as an independent planner review, questions around the east side re-zoning proposal continued to crop up at the last Select Board meeting. Among the most notable were comments from a Select Board member who is now wondering if an even wider view shed on the east side would be a good idea. The board member questioned whether a 20-foot view corridor is wide enough. According...
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East side priorities
Monday, February 4, 2019 - 4:45pm
Dear Editor: As townspeople, facing a near financial crisis in our public schools, are we prepared to take the Captain Fish property off the tax rolls? As well intentioned as the nonprofit Boothbay Harbor Waterfront Preservation board may be, I question if another park is a priority. Is it more prudent to replace a worn out motel with a new structure encompassing lodging and retail opportunities that will be added to our tax rolls and provide construction and hospitality job opportunities...
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Does beautiful define the soul?
Monday, February 4, 2019 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: I once met the granddaughter of a good friend. She was a child full of laughter and smiles, but would not let me call her beautiful. I remember in my own childhood that I did not want my parents to call me beautiful – wouldn’t that be prejudice? My beautiful remarks were based on a beauty you couldn’t see, but you could feel it through the smile in her eyes. What makes someone beautiful, to me, is their generosity, courage, kindness, and sense of humor. As a child we frequently...
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Appreciates the support
Monday, February 4, 2019 - 3:30pm
Dear Editor: On behalf of the Boothbay Harbor Waterfront Preservation Board, a 501 (c) (3) public charity, I would like to thank all of you who have already sent notes and checks in support of our newly introduced project to create a public park, town dockage and additional working waterfront on the east side. All the potential we hoped people would see in our project is being expressed by each of you. We are committed to providing free, public access to the harbor for our citizens and visitors...
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In trying times ...
Monday, February 4, 2019 - 2:45pm
Dear Editor: I want to express my heartfelt thanks to all who pitched in to help the Coast Guard during the government shutdown. There were so many individuals and groups that stepped up to help and I’m certain this response grew out of the deep respect and appreciation we have for our beloved Coast Guard. When Chief Adam Smart came over to the Congregational Church to help set up chairs for our fundraising dinner, he indicated that no community had rallied round the Coast Guard as expansively...
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Great response to water break
Tuesday, January 29, 2019 - 1:15pm
Dear Editor: We, as the property owners, Eventide and others associated with our mercantile building at the corner of Commercial Street and Boothbay House Hill Road, extend our heartfelt thanks to the field crew and deft management of John Ziegra of the Boothbay Region Water District in dealing with the water line break on Boothbay House Hill Road last week. Their very timely response to the situation in very adverse weather conditions clearly averted a potential disaster to our property as...
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Bridges of unity: Love of life always before hate
Monday, January 28, 2019 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: The solution to border walls of shame remains in the evil vs. evil category whenever words of fear and hate are used to convince someone with a different perspective. 2016 was the beginning of evil being the criteria for many votes based on the least of evil instead of the best of love for our country. Candidates are not presumed best fit for the job based on their party. They are best fit based on skills and knowledge of what it means to represent another person when working to...
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Great job BRHS cheerleaders
Monday, January 28, 2019 - 3:45pm
Dear Editor: Our high school cheerleaders and their coach Elizabeth Tilton ought to be extremely proud of and applauded for their amazing performance at the regional championships at the Augusta Civic Center yesterday (Jan. 26). The competing teams easily had three times the number of cheerleaders on their squads. Still, the small, but mighty team of five Boothbay cheerleaders showed up with smiles, energy, dignity, grace, strength, and amazing athletic and acrobatic abilities. If I had been a...
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Supports the CSD trustees
Monday, January 28, 2019 - 3:30am
Dear Editor: I’m writing this letter in support of the CSD Trustees’ decision to fund repairs for the elementary school heating and ventilation system. We need to maintain our schools and ensure the safety and comfort of teachers and students. For sure, the numbers of kids are down, but there will be hundreds of kids in our schools for the foreseeable future. Certainly, changes will need to be made, but the buildings we have are the buildings we will need to use for the hundreds of kids that we...
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USCG support
Monday, January 21, 2019 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: I am very proud to be part of this community! When it was realized that our Coast Guard Station personnel stationed here in Boothbay Harbor and living in our community will be working to protect us in ways we know so well, and in ways we never hear about, are continuing to do this critically important work without pay as a result of the government shutdown, the Boothbay community rose to the occasion by providing a wide range of support. Daily I hear about another fundraising...
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The ‘what’ of modern liberalism
Monday, January 21, 2019 - 4:45pm
Dear Editor: Here is just a small sampling of our grossly anti-scientific modern liberalism: a fetus is not alive, just a clump of cells; global warming from human activity is real, in spite of contradictory scientific evidence; there are multiple genders even though a person's sex is exactly what his scientific DNA states; IQ is not genetically determined, despite decades of scientific test results; defensive walls don’t work, even though they have been effective since the very first city-...
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Come to open mic at the Opera House
Monday, January 21, 2019 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: The Boothbay Opera House Open Mic is one of the most fun events in Boothbay Harbor. The open mic is an event that lets people play music on any instrument and be able to show people what they can do. People range from small town people having fun to professionals trying to get some their songs out there. Everyone there just wants to have a good time. It’s a very relaxed tone through the whole event. People just show up to have a laugh and listen to some of the hidden talent that...
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Boothbay region is special
Monday, January 21, 2019 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: I wanted to take a moment to thank the community and to highlight what this region has a lot to offer if you take advantage of the opportunities. This was apparent when I moved here from Colorado when I was young and enrolled into the school district. Ever since I’ve been here I have been able to participate in many community events. The Boothbay region is a constantly changing community, and coping with this fact is one of our core strengths. I am older now and will be departing...
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First Russian immigrants
Monday, January 21, 2019 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: In 1953, I met a village of Russian immigrants in California. Our Whittier Quaker Church had organized a youth mission project to tear down a YMCA camp site and bring the wood to the Russian families so they could build a village of family homes. At age 13 I had little knowledge or understanding of politics, country enemies, or what it meant for anyone to move, and build their own homes. I did know the commandment to love your neighbor, no exceptions. On our way up the mountain, we...
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Our spectacular Gardens Aglow
Monday, January 21, 2019 - 3:45pm
Dear Editor: On our annual trek to Florida we usually take a side trip to one of the many places of interest along the way. This year we decided to revisit Longwood Gardens in Delaware to see their Christmas decorations. Their gardens are on the former estate of one of the DuPonts and is a major attraction in the area. One of the officials told us that on the previous Saturday and Sunday they had 10,000 and 17,000 visitors respectively. It is in a beautiful area of rolling hills and large open...
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Listen to everyone
Monday, January 21, 2019 - 3:30pm
Dear Editor: The Planning Board has now sent its recommendations to the Select Board regarding the future development of the east side of the harbor. Many people spoke about the need (including a letter with 65 signatures from Boothbay Harbor business owners) for development on the east side. No one spoke with any strong opposition to it, which was interesting after 14 months of what seemed to be a dividing subject for many in town. While I can appreciate all the time the Planning Board has put...
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Caring community
Monday, January 21, 2019 - 3:00pm
Dear Editor: I want to send a heartfelt thank you to all the people who have opened their hearts to contribute to the GoFundMe page (Mayday) that was set up to help with Bani Witt's recovery battle with stage III ovarian cancer, which was diagnosed Nov. 21 2018, the same day she was sworn in as a naturalized U.S. citizen. Bani has been a hardworking member of the Boothbay Harbor community for the past 10 years and has made many friends from around the world as she has worked in various hotels...
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Support our future
Monday, January 14, 2019 - 5:30pm
Dear Editor: Our 12-mile driveway, limited water, sewer and power infrastructure are obstacles for development. Our economy is driven by tourism, fishing, boat building, Bigelow Labs, CMBG and other service businesses. Our population is aging so we have fewer children in our school system. Our current cost per student $20k/yr versus a state average of $15k/yr and maximum allowable tuition rate of ~$12k/yr. Our schools are half full and in desperate need of multi-million-dollar infrastructure...
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Appreciate Boothbay Animal Hospital
Monday, January 14, 2019 - 5:15pm
Dear Editor: We would like to thank the staff at the Boothbay Animal Hospital, in particular Dr. Dean Domeyer, DVM, for their compassion and concern when we recently lost our beautiful and smart, 3-year-old Maine coon cat to a heart attack. We miss and loved our “Jippy” beyond words. Claire and Earle Clifford Boothbay
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Enough is enough
Monday, January 14, 2019 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: At the last Boothbay Harbor Planning Board meeting, the rhetoric continued. This board has worked tirelessly to present the facts and information about the reconstruction and improvements for the east side of the harbor to the community. There have been written statements, drawings and actual pictures presented regarding this venture. It is time to get the facts, stop listening to rumors and innuendos that are rampant. Change is vital to this community. I have lived here for 62...
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Letter to God
Monday, January 14, 2019 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: If I had the opportunity to write a letter to God, this is what I would say: Dear God, Thank you. You have given me an incredible family, life, and soul. I continue to be surprised and amazed with the way you have shaped mankind. I have felt you beside me through happy, sad, upsetting, and incredible times. Most people, when they are asked what they are thankful for on Thanksgiving Day, say, “Family, friends, and a lovely meal.” I have said this before as well, but what I am also...
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Why I voted for Nixon
Monday, January 14, 2019 - 4:15pm
As the bard said, “The evil that men do lives after them. The good is often interred with their bones.” It brings to mind the only Republican president I ever voted for, not once but twice. I hear Richard Nixon’s name mentioned frequently now in comparison with our present situation. Nixon’s shortcomings are well known and I do not dispute them; however, I would gladly trade him for what we have now. Two reasons, and there are others, come to mind: the Clean Water Act and Earned Income Credit,...
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Let’s protect our harbor
Monday, January 14, 2019 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: Congratulations are due. According to a reader survey in the July issue of Down East Magazine the Boothbay Region has many Best of Maine winners. Boothbay Region Land Trust is the best land trust. Knickerbocker Group won for best Architect and Builder/Contractor. Best Golf Course went to Boothbay Harbor Country Club in Boothbay. In Boothbay Harbor we have one of the best bookstores, Sherman’s. Best in the State Resort/Hotel award went to Spruce Point Inn. Best Harbor in Maine award...
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A record Penguin Plunge
Monday, January 14, 2019 - 3:45pm
Dear Editor: Jan. 21, 2019 — what a day! The seventeenth annual Boothbay Region YMCA Penguin Plunge was held at the Murray Hill Boat Launch in East Boothbay, and two dozen hearty souls braved the chilly ocean waters to raise funds for free swim lessons to the second grade classrooms on the peninsula. Each year the Penguin Plunge committee recognizes persons who are making a difference in our community to help sponsor the event. This year’s very deserving recipients were Ted and Betty Repa. With...
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Thanks for Project Graduation support
Monday, January 14, 2019 - 3:30pm
Dear Editor: Many thanks to Betty Maddocks of Janson's for once again supporting Project Graduation on Family Night Dec. 19. Betty supplied all of the food and wrapping materials and just asked us to supply the manpower. What a fun night being social with family, friends and neighbors while getting into the holiday spirit! To those that made a donation and enjoyed the food or got a present wrapped, we thank you too! We continue to make progress towards reaching our goal and are looking forward...
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Please support the Legion’s capital campaign
Monday, January 14, 2019 - 3:15pm
Dear Editor: The American Legion building in the Industrial Park was built in 1998 due to the generosity of the estate of Newbert “Brud” Pierce and continues to be supported by the estate of Virginia Gamage. The Hall as been used over the years to support all manner of events including rentals for funerals, weddings, and receptions. It has also been used to support non-profit events such as the annual Christmas Dinner, the annual Rotary Soup Bowl dinner fundraiser, and is also available for low...
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Another safe New Year’s Eve
Monday, January 7, 2019 - 5:45pm
Dear Editor: For the eighth straight year, I am happy to announce the success of the No Excuses program. Once again, there were no alcohol-related accidents or OUI arrests in the Boothbay region during New Year’s Eve. I would like to thank all of the amazing sponsors that made No Excuses 2018 possible: Boat House Bistro, Brady’s, China By The Sea, McSeagull’s Pier One Pizza, Robinson’s Wharf, The Thistle Inn, The Watershed Tavern/Boothbay Craft Brewery and Valley Distributors (formerly Federal...
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Help others through CLYNK
Monday, January 7, 2019 - 5:15pm
Dear Editor: Lately, I've been noticing more redeemable beverage bottles and cans along the side of the road. I'd like to suggest that folks hang onto their bottles and cans and participate in Hannaford's CLYNK recycling program. There are at least four worthy charitable organizations that I'm aware of in our community where anyone can obtain the green CLYNK bags: the Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library, the Lions Club, the Community Center and the Boothbay Region Health Center in the Meadow Mall...
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2019 new year angel resolves
Monday, January 7, 2019 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: Every year we begin December holidays with thoughts and gifts of love for friends and family, and to look at neighbors through the eyes of God. How did two Guatemalan children die while under our care? We saw pain in the eyes of the family, and in our neighbor’s eyes. How is it our country does not express the sorrow for loss of a child’s life that our country caused? How can one person smile with joy as if blaming people who were not parental surrogates were more responsible?...
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Resolve to act kindly in 2019
Monday, January 7, 2019 - 4:45pm
Dear Editor: At the beginning of a new year, people start to make the notorious New Year’s resolutions. You see them everywhere: in magazines, on television shows, online advertisements, and on many other platforms. Common resolutions include losing weight, drinking more water, trying to spend less money, etc. Although these resolutions would help an individual’s health or financial status, a more productive resolution would be one that positively affects many different people. Not only do most...
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New Hope For Women offers thanks
Monday, January 7, 2019 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: New Hope for Women would like to express our deepest gratitude to the many businesses, groups and individuals who participated in this year’s holiday family adoption program and helped make it a great success. We appreciate the generosity of these 17 partners who adopted 23 families in need, providing for a Christmas of joy and celebration and demonstrating that there are people in the community who care about them. This time of year can be a very difficult time for many of our...
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Appreciative of support
Monday, January 7, 2019 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: We at Brady’s want to thank each and everyone that has helped us get this party started. From staff, to vendors, the local business community that has embraced us with open arms, and especially to our guests, thank you. Every day we have met people at the door with a smile and gotten on in return. The Gardens Aglow and Boothbay Lights were a huge boost to the entire economy of the region and we want to thank all who helped organize and promote those events. Those 112,000 visitors...
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Leave it alone
Monday, January 7, 2019 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: I find it disturbing to read supporting letters encouraging the “development” of the region, particularly from folks that have moved to the region, like Paul Columbe for example. I suggest that they reexamine their original motivations for moving here in the first place … at least Paul is honest about “always wanting his own town,” but did the rest of you select the region so that you could change it to be like where you came from or like some other place you visited? Paul and...
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