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Voting mystery can be solved
Tuesday, December 11, 2018 - 9:00am
Dear Editor: I just wanted to share my thoughts about the bad ballots being discovered in Boothbay. I believe the folks that have reported this and signed affidavits saying so are telling the truth and are not delusional or having a bad memory. Certainly, hindsight is better than foresight and if they had to do it all over during the election they would have brought the bad ballot to an election official. There are way more than just 17 voters in the Boothbay region who have contacted Stephanie...
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Nice article on meaningful service
Tuesday, December 11, 2018 - 8:30am
Dear Editor: Thank you, Jane Carpenter, for writing such an enlightening story telling our community about the Hall Funeral Home traditional candle-lighting ceremony for those of us who lost loved ones this year. Thank you, Mike Hall, your family, and your very caring crew, Lynn and Harold, for bring all of us together to share our feelings in such a meaningful service. To be able to light a candle for our Penny was so moving as it was for all others who were there lighting candles for their...
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What is your path?
Monday, December 10, 2018 - 5:15pm
Dear Editor: When we are young our questions flew out of our mouth very fast. Some were small, “Why?”, and some complex, “How does God talk to everyone on the same day, in different languages, and at the same time?” We are entering the season that feeds the minds of children with songs, visits to the long lines to see Santa Claus and Gardens Aglow competing for attention in a rural state that rarely has street lights, much less multi-color displays at Botanical Gardens, and houses brightly lit...
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Upset at Dr. Oliphant’s departure
Monday, December 10, 2018 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: The recent announcement of the departure of Dr. Oliphant from the Boothbay Region Health Center was deeply disturbing on so many levels. The forming of the Health Center was in good part due to them buying Dr. Oliphant’s practice from her, which included her patient base and, of course, the “good will or reputation,” which is always a part of the evaluation of a business. I can’t speak to the politics or other reasons of why her contract was not renewed by the board, but I can...
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Tell Congress to support climate legislation
Monday, December 10, 2018 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: Many of us worry about the climate reports issued in October by global scientists (IPCC) and then recently by 13 federal agencies (National Climate Assessment). The takeaways are that the science has been settled for 40 years – burning fossil fuels is warming the planet at an alarming rate; the predictions of dire consequences are being realized and worse is yet to come if we do not take action. In coastal Maine we worry about fisheries, sea level rise, agriculture, forests, health...
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Festival of Trees celebration
Monday, December 10, 2018 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: The co-chairs of the Boothbay Region Garden Club’s 2018 Festival of Trees celebration wish to thank garden club members, community businesses, individuals, Coast Guard, social organizations, local youth, restaurants, visitors from here and away, silent auction bidders, and the Opera House staff for participating in and contributing to another very successful Festival of Trees. Without your generous support the Garden Club would be unable to continue with their community projects...
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About Maine AllCare
Monday, December 10, 2018 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: As an occasional visitor to the Boothbay area I read with interest Mike and Kathy Loewe’s December 3 letter about the Boothbay Region Health Center. I was particularly impressed by the emphasis on, and apparent excellence of, the primary care provided there. Indeed, according to the Center’s website, there seems to be a great need for this care, given the significant problems of heart disease, cancer, substance abuse, suicidal ideation, obesity, and limited access to health care...
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The ‘end of the beginning’?
Tuesday, December 4, 2018 - 6:30pm
Dear Editor: The first half of one of the more shameful chapters in American history has just ended with the election of a Republican white woman in Mississippi, an alumna of a segregationalist academy who boasted she would happily attend a public hanging, if one of her supporters invited her to it. Her racist victory caps two years of what Bill Maher has called “a slow-moving coup” against the United States government: The ‘election’ of a minority candidate who ran a despicable campaign, aided...
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Science is not a religion
Tuesday, December 4, 2018 - 3:00pm
Dear Editor: Science of Climate, of NASA space, or of Medicine is based on proven facts that has been duplicated by scientists around our globe. Stating “I don’t believe” has no value without contrary factual data accepted by global scientists. We have one planet with one ocean that keeps all living species alive during their expected average life spans. The Baobab Tree of Life has been known to live as long as 5,000 years with its average life span around 1,000 to 3,000 years. It is dying much...
Generous quilters
Tuesday, December 4, 2018 - 11:30am
Dear Editor: As director of Wrap-A-Smile, the project which supplies comfort quilts to babies and children receiving cleft lip and cleft palate surgery, I want to extend my special thanks to the Boothbay region quilters who are continuing to sew for our project. Kwiltz4Kids members Colleen Gaffey, Karen Keyes, Deb Lewis and Cindy Goodwin recently donated more quilts which had been started at our Quiltathon last month. Thank you K4K! I also want to thank by name the Just Sew Friday morning...
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Thanks Sheriff Brackett
Monday, December 3, 2018 - 3:15pm
Dear Editor: The town of Edgecomb and the selectmen would like to thank Sheriff Todd Brackett for attending our selectmen’s meeting on regarding traffic issues in Edgecomb on Nov. 19. Focus was upon the amount of traffic and the irresponsible driving that our residences are witnessing. Several neighbors attended specially from Middle and Dodge roads and there was mention of Eddy, McKay and other roads, also. His time and response was enlightening with focus on the volume of cars especially in...
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Please contribute to Boothbay Health Care Center fundraiser
Monday, December 3, 2018 - 10:30am
Dear Editor: I am writing to salute a growing positive institution within our community - the Boothbay Region Health Center. My wife and I have utilized with great satisfaction the services of the prior health care provider at the Center location since our arrival in this special community in 2003. Since the establishment of the Boothbay Region Health Center, excellent health care has greatly expanded and improved availability of skills and superior services. This non-profit community lead...
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Are Trump’s policies a Trojan horse?
Monday, November 26, 2018 - 8:15pm
Dear Editor: In the beginning Trump was not welcomed with open arms by the Republican party and certainly not by members of the faith community. That was before he offered them both everything they had ever wanted. As has been written, “beware of Greeks bearing gifts.” Could Trump’s “Trojan horse” contain things which could eventually become destructive? One could praise the increase of jobs, rising wages, increased recognition and respect — especially to the faith community and big on its wish...
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Democracy and solving math in mob rule is all about Grandmas
Monday, November 26, 2018 - 8:00pm
Dear Editor: In the past two weeks, I’ve had the pleasure of bumping into grandmas who spend a great deal of time researching online topics of interest and helping others resolve issues to clear up misconstrued assumptions or improve brain memory. Previously I had discovered dancing grandmas in China who started the most popular hobby in China today, public line dancing. In other online searches, I found grandmothers in Harare, Canada, who were trained in problem-solving therapy. My first...
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Thanks for supporting kelp farm
Monday, November 26, 2018 - 7:30pm
Dear Editor: We would like to thank the citizens of the town of Southport for being understanding and open to our new kelp aquaculture farm located in the water around Southport. You have welcomed our new endeavor and taken the time to talk with us about it and gain understanding of the farm and process. We are appreciative of the fishermen of the Sheepscot River that have been gracious and supportive in sharing their summer fishing grounds with us during the winter months when they are not...
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East side decision up to voters
Monday, November 26, 2018 - 7:15pm
Dear Editor: One has to be impressed by Bill Hamblen’s handling of last week’s meeting of the Boothbay Harbor Planning Board as he tried to captain a crew suffering from “motion sickness.” The turbulence was clearly an attempt by some to find some basis to stop the East Side rezoning proposal. In fact, sitting near the front, I clearly heard one member of the committee say to an alternate, “We have to stop this,” obviously referring to the east side proposal. Approval or not is a decision for...
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Harbor Theater is a community jewel
Friday, November 23, 2018 - 8:00am
Dear Editor: Last week I had the pleasure of attending the second film in the Classic Film Series at the Harbor Theater, with an introduction by Helen Meserve and Barclay Shepard. The next day was a showing of “Free Solo,” about rock climbing, with an introduction by a local climber. Both were well-planned, with two screenings, and refreshments at intermission. The two films were well attended, but the seating for the documentary was a full house! I applaud the Meserves and Bob Devine for their...
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Thank you public works, firemen
Thursday, November 22, 2018 - 10:00am
Dear Editor: I would like to take a moment to thank the guys from our public works department and firemen for all their help preparing the town for Boothbay Lights in conjunction with Gardens Aglow. Due to being shorthanded in public works for a while, important tasks such as paving, construction of basketball/pickleball courts and preparing for early snowfall took precedence over decorating the downtown. With only a week to go before Gardens Aglow opened, you may have seen guys up in the trees...
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Red Cross blood shortage
Tuesday, November 20, 2018 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: The fall and winter can be a busy time full of fun activities and travel, but the same activities that bring joy can also negatively impact patients in need of lifesaving transfusions. In fact, right now, the American Red Cross is facing a severe blood shortage and has issued an urgent call for eligible donors of all blood types to give now and avoid delays in medical care for patients. Right now, blood donations are being distributed to hospitals faster than donations are coming...
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Let the people vote
Monday, November 19, 2018 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: Once again I watched in amazement as the Boothbay Harbor Planning Board at its most recent meeting failed to move the east side development plan forward. We have watched delay after delay. The effects are already being felt. Developers are pulling plans that, at the end of the day, will affect revenue we desperately need for schools and other projects that are clearly being left behind in this community. In my conversations I have heard from many people who are frustrated and are...
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Thanksgiving: harvesting love, joy and memories
Monday, November 19, 2018 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: Every year since the pilgrim arrivals in Massachusetts, our culture developed the custom of celebrating the year’s harvest on a day titled Thanksgiving beginning in 1621. Today we see this harvesting celebration in a reunion of family, friends, and neighbors. Last week I caught up with a good friend of 64 years from my home town of Whittier, California. Miriam and Priscilla had organized the 60th High School reunion. Unlike Thanksgivings, school reunions often occur every five to...
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Flotsam at the planning board
Monday, November 19, 2018 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: The Planning Board meeting of Nov. 11, broadcast online, was a travesty of local governance. In spite of the best efforts of the chairman, and a few on the board, some members with personal opinions and obvious confusion dismembered the proposal for the east side of the harbor: A proposal hammered out over six months of public work by professionals and volunteers, also recorded online, that welcomed public input. Opinions are indeed strong on this matter. Detractors on the boards,...
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Conservation award winners
Monday, November 19, 2018 - 3:30pm
Dear Editor: Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD) would like to congratulate all individuals who were honored Thursday, Nov 1 at the Knox-Lincoln SWCD 71st Annual Awards Banquet at Camp Wavus in Jefferson. District friends, partners and the public were invited to celebrate the conservation contributions of Knox and Lincoln county residents and learn about district activities throughout the year. This year we recognized the following conservationists for their contributions...
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Thank you Stephanie
Friday, November 16, 2018 - 8:00am
Dear Editor: Thank you, Stephanie Hawke, for your many, many hours of service, devotion and commitment, working to ease the endless problems in Augusta. We offer a hearty and sincere thank you for a job well done! Jolly and Laura Arsenault Boothbay Harbor
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Proud to serve the USA
Thursday, November 15, 2018 - 8:00am
Dear Editor: Today is Veterans Day and I am a veteran of World War II. I had the pleasure a couple of weeks ago to go on an Honor Flight Maine trip to Washington, D.C. and I will always be grateful to them for treating me to one of the greatest experiences of my life. My youngest son, who is a Vietnam veteran, traveled to Maine from Pennsylvania to be my guardian and escort, which also made me proud. While in Washington we visited all the memorials and monuments and there were two that...
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POTUS leader vs. POTUS dictator
Monday, November 12, 2018 - 5:30pm
Dear Editor: In a democracy, Presidents of the United States, (POTUS), are leaders. Leaders work with a team of people who bring to the table a variety of skill sets, including knowledge of critical information, scientific and educational backgrounds that aid in analysis of economic problems so that when decisions are made they are the best decision combining the knowledge of many people to provide certitude of optimum solutions. Democracy was first introduced in the 6th century BC, in India,...
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BRHS elections debate
Monday, November 12, 2018 - 5:15pm
Dear Editor: I wish to thank all those who helped me and my students in three, junior-English classes, prepare for and complete our Maine-2018-Elections Debate at Boothbay Region High School. In separate talks, candidates Ms. Stephanie Hawke and Ms. Holly Stover devoted an hour out of their busy schedules to teach students their respective positions on health care, gun rights, education, and jobs and the economy, as well as answer students' questions about these topics. Rotarians including Mr...
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Spectacular thanks for a SPOOKtacular time
Monday, November 12, 2018 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: The Railway SPOOKtacular Committee would like to thank all who attended the Railway SPOOKtacular on Friday, Oct. 26 at the Boothbay Railway Village. Although the temperatures were frigid, it was a wonderful night full of family fun that brought smiles to hundreds of faces. We would not have been able to host this event for the community without the support of countless volunteers, which included BRES and BRHS students and adults of all ages. Special thanks to John and Cathy Orne,...
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Disturbing oversight
Monday, November 12, 2018 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: On voting day (11/6/18), I was surprised to see signage promoting PGC east side plans in the town parking lot, facing the town hall. I questioned the legality of that – it proved to be illegal and the signage was then moved indoors to satisfy the law. It was a disturbing oversight, but yet another embarrassment to the town. Les Crowell Boothbay Harbor
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Edgecomb petition for public access
Monday, November 12, 2018 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: I had such a good experience collecting signatures at the Edgecomb polls to put an article on next year’s warrant to put boat excise tax into the Woodend fund for future public access to the rivers and pond. Last year’s proposal to use the money for other things made me think, maybe there is not support to find public access to allow residents without private access the ability to enjoy the shore and water. I certainly do not need access as my wife has shore property and a deeded...
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Congratulations to Senator Dow
Thursday, November 8, 2018 - 8:30am
Dear Editor: I want to congratulate Dana Dow for retaining his Senate Seat in District 13 and for his collegiality during this campaign. We have treated each other with respect and civility against the backdrop of a divisive political climate in our nation. So, thank you Senator Dow for not succumbing to the toxic national trend. I wish you all the best as you continue to serve the people in our district. I also want to thank all of the election officials and army of volunteers who work so hard...
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Veterans Day 2018
Tuesday, November 6, 2018 - 9:30am
Dear Editor: Veterans Day is a day to be thankful for the many blessings we have. We owe them all to our veterans. Thanksgiving Day would have a whole new meaning if not for the sacrifices of our many veterans. Remember this: All gave some and some gave all. Thank a veteran today before you are too late. You will be glad you did. God bless all of our veterans, past, present and future. God bless America. Munro Dodge Boothbay Harbor
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Is hope included in what defines you?
Monday, November 5, 2018 - 4:45pm
Dear Editor: If one person makes you feel like a different person because of what they say or do, then they have defined you and you have lost the ability to be who you are unless you find hope. Oct. 27, began our travel to Hanover, Massachusetts to celebrate our 12-year-old granddaughter’s birthday. We were unaware of the early 10 a.m. Pittsburgh Tree of Life shooting until Sunday morning heading back to Maine. As the story unfolded, it was difficult to drive without tears in my eyes. This...
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Keep living and living
Monday, November 5, 2018 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: Growing up on the water I can’t imagine living anywhere else. Furthermore, I can’t imagine being in a world without my parents, without two people giving their advice, picking you up, pushing you to work your hardest, loving you. Is it weird to just want to keep living and living? Not due to fear of death, but because you’re so content with the people you’re surrounded with, that have been with you through hell, happiness and glory. So to answer my own question, “No, it isn’t weird...
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A view to sea
Monday, November 5, 2018 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: The one best asset that Boothbay Harbor has is its “View to Sea.” This is the view looking south from Atlantic Avenue out to sea between Squirrel Island and Burnt Island to the unbroken horizon line. I can think of no other Maine harbor that can market this view. Not Portland, Camden or Rockland. Belfast looks down the bay, as do others. The “Harbor” missed a great opportunity in not purchasing the Sample property way back in the late ’60s, property that is now Signal Point, with...
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Thank you to East Boothbay Landscaping
Monday, November 5, 2018 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: There are many lovely gardens throughout the peninsula, and probably we all have our favorites. For those of us who approach the traffic light from East Boothbay, we pass the beautifully landscaped island prepared by East Boothbay Landscaping. Thank you, Jeff DiMauro and your employees, for your efforts in making the intersection so pretty. A bed in that location could not be the easiest to plant and maintain. Each year the garden becomes more interesting and even more beautiful...
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Praise for GAPP
Monday, November 5, 2018 - 3:45pm
Dear Editor: On Feb. 10, 2017, I went with 12 other Boothbay Region High School students to Germany on the German-American Partnership Program. We stayed about a month and toured the city of Hamburg and Bad Harzburg. The first week we stayed at a hostel in Hamburg. Then for the next two weeks we stayed with our exchange partners in their homes. My experience while in Germany was the most eye opening experience in my life. Everyone I met there was very nice. Every decision they made always...
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Happiest Halloween
Monday, November 5, 2018 - 3:30pm
Dear Editor: All I can say is “What a wonderful place to live!” Thankfully this year’s Halloween we all had electricity unlike last year and the rain held off until way after dark! If you don’t have kids or grandkids in this area you wouldn’t know but the community went all out again this year! There were many free and or low cost and safe activities for families to do leading up to and on Oct. 31. Just to name a few of the events held: Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens Great Pumpkin Hunt, the...
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Impressed with BRHS class
Monday, October 29, 2018 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: I just spent time at Boothbay Region High School in the Intro to engineering class of teacher Ben Powell, where the kids were learning computer programming using the Matlab language. What an exciting class! There were 10 students, five boys and five girls. They were all working individually, (and helping each other as needed) on a general problem set forth by the teacher. The kids were problem solving, testing, comparing, retrying, collaborating, and were all making progress at...
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Professional service
Monday, October 29, 2018 - 3:30pm
Dear Editor: A recent visit to the St. Andrews Urgent Care facility for treatment of a deep open forearm wound turned out to be a pleasant experience notwithstanding the nature of the injury. All the staff were very pleasant and professional, carrying out their work in a timely manner. Dr. Curtis did a fine job of repairing the damage. Many thanks to all. James Butler, M.D. Vassalboro
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Stephanie Hawke works tirelessly
Monday, October 22, 2018 - 8:45pm
Dear Editor: I’m gladly taking a moment to write to you regarding my full support to re-elect Stephanie Hawke for the Maine House of Representatives. I want to start by asking “when does Stephanie Hawke sleep?” In addition to being a busy, active representative for us in Augusta, she willingly serves in so many capacities in our community. And though she is very busy, she still has time for her friends and is accessible to her constituents. On Sundays, she serves at the American Legion’s...
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We need a ‘can-do’ representative
Monday, October 22, 2018 - 8:30pm
Dear Editor: Elections give us the chance to send thoughtful and informed representatives to the legislature to help make our community and state a better place. On Nov. 6, I urge you to look beyond political rhetoric to support someone who goes beyond talking to address some of our state’s most pressing issues. From her years working at the state, House candidate Holly Stover knows how to use the legislative process to get things done, plus she has tremendous experience in working with people...
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Vote for Hawke
Monday, October 22, 2018 - 8:30pm
Dear Editor: Stephanie Hawke is the most accessible state representative we’ve ever had. Her office door at Hawke Motors is always open. If you want a job done and done well, call on Stephanie. Over the past four years Stephanie has shown herself to be a refreshingly honest, energetic, conscientious individual who always works for the best interests of her constituents. Maine has undergone a remarkable turnaround in the past four years. Our state is beginning to run in a responsible, less...
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Health care providers for Holly Stover
Monday, October 22, 2018 - 8:15pm
Dear Editor: We are writing to voice our strong support for Holly Stover to represent House District 89 (Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor, Edgecomb, part of South Bristol, Southport and Westport Island) in the Maine legislature. Health care is one of the defining issues of our time. For too long, we as a state and a nation have approached it in a piecemeal and inadequate fashion, resulting in many of our fellow citizens suffering needlessly and dying prematurely. It is past time that we urgently...
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Stephanie gets things done
Monday, October 22, 2018 - 8:15pm
Dear Editor: Stephanie Hawke deserves our vote for re-election to the State House. Why? Because she has served us well. She has helped turn Maine around from a debt-ridden daily budget crisis situation to a strong, healthy economy with lower taxes and record-high employment. She has worked hard to strengthen our marine industries, upon which so many of her constituents depend on. She spends untold hours problem solving for individual constituents, and most of all, she’s always there when one of...
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Send Stephanie back to the Legislature
Monday, October 22, 2018 - 8:00pm
Dear Editor: Stephanie Hawke has been an outstanding state represenative for the past four years. As lead member of the Marine Resources Committee, she has worked hard to strengthen and preserve our marine industries. She always goes to bat in Augusta for her constituents back home in House District 89. Almost every day you will find her meeting with a citizen to discuss a problem or a proposed bill. Her office door is always open. The state of Maine has made great progress over the past four...
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Grateful for BRAS
Monday, October 22, 2018 - 7:45pm
Dear Editor: I must tell you how wonderful the Boothbay Region Ambulance Service has been regarding my husband these past two years. They always came whenever he needed assistance getting up, even twice in one day, and always said to call them anytime. I am most grateful. Sandy Gates Boothbay Harbor
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Voting for Stover
Monday, October 22, 2018 - 7:30pm
Dear Editor: From everything I hear, Representative Stephanie Hawke is a nice person with a record of community service. I have no reason to doubt that, and am pleased to have people like her in our community. At the same time, her record in the state legislature has left much to be desired. I limit my comments below to just this calendar year. She opposed LD1560, which would have done much to facilitate the reintegration of ex-offenders into civil society. She voted against LD1757 which would...
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Vote for Stover and Fortman
Monday, October 22, 2018 - 7:15pm
Dear Editor: Not too long ago, I had the pleasure of hosting a
kaffee klatsch
for two Maine legislature candidates, Holly Stover (House 89) and Laura Fortman (Senate 13). Two more effective women in government I cannot imagine. Both women’s credentials show they have a strong focus on the real world that Maine’s poor and lower middle class inhabit, the perennial struggle to keep up with rising costs of living and increasing scarcities of essential services, to wit: health, housing,...
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Support Stover, Fortman and Irving
Monday, October 22, 2018 - 6:45pm
Dear Editor: This letter is to express my positive support for Holly Stover as our state house representative, Laura Fortman as our state senator, and Natasha Irving as our district attorney. Having met and heard all of the candidates for these elected positions, I am of the strong opinion that these three individuals in their respective candidacies will represent all of us in forward thinking ways in the future advancement of our state governance and legal system. They are positive thinkers...
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