Letters

• Letter to the editor

  What a prom night!

  Thu, 05/19/2022 - 12:00pm

  Dear Editor: What a wonderful Saturday for the first prom in two years. The crowd was large and the dresses were beautiful for pictures at Barrett’s Park. We could not have asked for a better day. Thank you so much to the restaurants that participated in the “Dine out for Prom” fundraiser for the Class of 2023 - Robinson’s Wharf, Coastal Prime, Carriage House, Mine Oyster, and The Boathouse Bistro. Thank you to Brady’s and Thistle Inn for their generous donation. Spruce Point Inn donated their...
• Letter to the Editor

  In support of the East Side Waterfront Park

  Tue, 05/17/2022 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: When I was growing up in Boothbay Harbor, the waterfront was easily accessible to most people. Fishermen were seen mending their nets and repairing traps on the dock where Fisherman’s Wharf now stands. Clammers and wormers trekked down well-worn paths to shore properties, which seemingly, had no official owners and rarely sported “No Trespassing” signs. Children learned to swim at Stoddard’s pool and the Y at Back Narrows; they frolicked on the beaches at Ocean Point and Hendrick’s...

• Don’t forget the red, white & blue

  Tue, 05/17/2022 - 10:45am

  Dear Editor: I have a suggestion to make. If you’re going to display a Ukrainian flag, please also display an American flag. American men and women have died to protect our freedoms. Please honor them and remember their sacrifices. I am unapologetically patriotic. My husband, my twin brother, my older brother, my dad, and my father-in-law have served in the United States military. Thank you for giving serious consideration to my suggestion. God bless America. Pamela Mancuso Boothbay
• Letter to the Editor

  Be part of the Memorial Day Flag placement

  Mon, 05/16/2022 - 5:00pm

  Dear Editor: Memorial Day is rapidly approaching and I am looking forward to seeing veterans of all generations marching with us or riding in the trolley. More on the parade details next week. As is our tradition, we (members of the Legion and other volunteers) will be placing American Flags on the over 850 veterans' graves in our area's cemeteries this Saturday, May 21. The Legion's Americanism Officer, Christopher Armstead, coordinates this event but each cemetery has a "lead" who is in...
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  The final chapter

  Mon, 05/16/2022 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: George “Pop” Durfee and Joyce Barlow were married in May 1957. They moved into a house on Atlantic Avenue. They lived the simple life of a fisherman’s family, raising four kids in that house. George was a lobsterman in Boothbay Harbor, as were his father and his grandfather. Fast forward 65 years later. They lost their son at 26 years old, and Joyce lost her husband 22 years ago. My brother, Lawrence, a lobsterman like his father, has worked extremely hard to pay the mortgage on...
• Letter to the Editor

  Vote for William Maloney

  Mon, 05/16/2022 - 1:15pm

  Dear Editor: The energetic Bill Maloney of Wiscasset is well known to enjoy a full grasp of any situation put before him. Bill is thoroughly acquainted and eminently qualified to deal with the challenges our town faces. We can count on him to address them with common sense solutions that will ensure the future of our town. Wiscasset will be in very good hands with Bill Maloney as Town Selectman. Kate Curran Wiscasset
• Letter to the Editor

  Pan Fried Steel sends its thanks

  Mon, 05/16/2022 - 11:45am

  Dear Editor: I am writing on behalf of the members of Pan Fried Steel to express our wholehearted thank you to the Opera House at Boothbay Harbor for hosting us at Caribbean Night last Saturday, May 7. As has happened with each of the past 14 years we’ve played at that beautiful venue, we came away saying this was the “best gig,” “the perfect way to start our season,” “the most fun,” “the best and happiest audience!” Truly, our spring visit to the Opera House has become an all-time favorite for...
• Letter to the Editor

  Vote for Bill Maloney

  Mon, 05/16/2022 - 9:00am

  Dear Editor: At Selectboard meetings throughout the past year, there were a number of discussions relating to expenditures which left me concerned with the effect on our property taxes. It is always difficult to strike a balance between providing the necessary services and minimizing property taxes. Many of our residents are on fixed incomes and are having difficulty dealing with inflation. Bill Maloney brings to the Selectboard his years of experience on the Wiscasset Budget Committee. His...

• Maloney: a great choice for Wiscasset selectman

  Sun, 05/15/2022 - 9:00am

  Dear Editor: Bill Maloney has served as chair of the budget committee for two years. This makes him uniquely qualified to guide our town over the next two years and beyond! He’s a numbers man and knows what it means for this town to plan for responsible spending. Bill cares about our town. He recognizes not only how diverse the population is, but he knows how spending and raising taxes affects all the residents of Wiscasset. Bill collects facts and analyzes them before making any recommended...
• letter to the editor

  Public water access in Edgecomb

  Thu, 05/12/2022 - 9:00am

  Dear Editor: The Edgecomb Waterfront Committee questions the “need” for public water access as proposed in the recent Letter to the Editor. In addition to the capital price of purchasing the Shore Road property, the costs of rebuilding the pier, ramp and float, developing parking and picnic areas, portable toilets, electricity, garbage removal, liability insurance, electricity, signage, lighting, annual maintenance, and the loss of tax revenue would increase the property taxes for everyone in...
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  ‘Disinformation’ board?

  Mon, 05/09/2022 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: The administration has announced they intend to form a “disinformation” board as part of Homeland Security, a “Ministry of Truth” as it were. Keep in mind that the Department of Homeland Security was one of the largest expansions of the American bureaucracy in history. Its formation helped give us the Patriot Act, a gross assault on the rights of Americans, but anything for security, right? This from a president whose election was only possible by the suppression of information...
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  Don’t stop Southport’s broadband project

  Mon, 05/09/2022 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: I don’t understand all the negativity toward the broadband project in Southport. The project was diligently researched, developed and negotiated by the board of selectmen with support from a broadband committee and was voted on and approved by the town. As a result of that vote, the board engaged Axiom Technologies to install a fiber optic network on the island. I have personal experience using a fiber optic internet connection. In fact, it was the reason I could work the last 10...
• letter to the editor

  Treason?

  Mon, 05/09/2022 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: Definition from Oxford Languages: Treason: The crime of betraying one's country, especially by attempting to kill the sovereign or overthrow the government. U.S. Constitution: Article III, Section 3, Clause 1: Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open...
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  Who speaks for God?

  Mon, 05/09/2022 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: The proposed Maine GOP 2022 platform makes numerous mentions of faith. and freedom of religion. But against a backdrop of opposition to sharia law, Islamophobia, and rising anti-Semitism one has to wonder about how freedom of religion fits into the platform. It is unsurprising that the GOP cloaks itself in the divine, as religion, by its nature, legitimizes authoritarianism. After all, God is not an elected office, nor are commandments subject to referendum. In the assignment of...
• letter to the editor

  Public water access in Edgecomb

  Fri, 05/06/2022 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: Edgecomb needs public access to the water. There is a nice piece for sale on the Shore Road. It was looked at several years ago when the selectmen thought it could be taken for back taxes. Taxes have since been paid by the owner. It is not perfect but what lot would be. On the plus side: It is too small to build a house on but could have room for a few parking spaces.and a seasonal porta-potty. Loss of tax revenue would be low. It has electricity and a dock. Electricity could allow...
• letter to the editor

  Boothbay Harbor warrant Article 25 guts resident appeals process

  Wed, 05/04/2022 - 10:00am

  Dear Editor: This Saturday, May 7, at 9 a.m., Boothbay Harbor residents will convene for their town meeting at Boothbay Region Elementary School to vote on 29 warrant articles. We urge residents to reject warrant Article 25, which, if enacted, would eliminate the most important function of the Town’s Board of Appeals – hearing residents’ appeals of decisions of the Code Enforcement Officer and the Planning Board. Article 25 proposes to modify a key provision of § 107.108(D)(2)(a) of the town’s...
• letter to the editor

  On Fauci

  Mon, 05/02/2022 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: I am the science. I am the law. I am the mask. I am the alpha and the omega. I am Fauci. I am the CDC, I am the courts, the government mandates. I am the U.S. Constitution. I am your schools, your churches, your small businesses, your institutions. I am your freedoms, your liberties. I am a non-elected bureaucrat and I am your representative democracy. I am respected, I am admired. I’m on TV. I am filthy rich. From out of the burning bush atop old Mount Sinai, I am, that I am. I am...
• letter to the editor

  The power of prayer

  Mon, 05/02/2022 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: In early February, I met a friend and fellow golfer on the second fairway. He is a surgeon and minister at a local Christian Church. I told him that my wife (who had been on dialysis for six years) had missed out on a new kidney because it was compromised. He took my hand, and we prayed for Karen. Just one week later, the Mayo Clinic called, Karen got her kidney on Feb. 10, and she is doing well. I saw ‘Doc’ last week on the fourth green, thanked him and told him what had happened...
• letter to the editor

  Selectmen silent at Axiom meeting

  Mon, 05/02/2022 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: Southport now has a $400,000 grant from the state of Maine to help pay for a $2.1 million redundant publicly owned municipal fi ber optic network on an island where 90% of us are already well served by existing providers. The state board allocating public money for these grants is populated with people like the ex-owner of Axiom, the company hired to build the network. A similar alignment was also evident in our latest “information” meeting on April 20th. Town s electmen remained...
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  Love the Register

  Mon, 05/02/2022 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: With newspapers nationally folding right and left, it's a joy to read that the Register had to "bump up the page count because of news and advertising amounts." Hats off to Editor Kevin Burnham and his crew for consistently producing a great newspaper with only local news! Marilyn and Jack Heise Ocean Point
• letter to the editor

  Thankful for community

  Mon, 05/02/2022 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: There are not enough words to tell you how truly thankful the family of Eddie Tibbetts is for all the support, thoughts and prayers, food, cards, flowers and well wishes we have received. A very special thanks to Jennie Mitchell and the entire crew at Brady's restaurant for hosting such a wonder celebration of life. Thanks to Win Mitchell for the perfect speech, and Paula Reny Warford and Shore Hills Campground for supplying the shuttle, and to everyone that show up to honor such a...
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  Appreciates Conley’s

  Mon, 05/02/2022 - 2:45pm

  The Boothbay Region Clean Drinking Water Initiative (CDWI) would like to extend a heartfelt "thank you" to the great team at Conley's Garden Center for the generous use of their native plants for our educational display at the Boothbay Harbor Memorial Library's Earth Day event. Native plants can provide a filter and buffer area for runoff that comes from our homes and developed areas and prevent contaminants from entering waterways. The Earth Day event was the CDWI's first public education...
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  Thanks YMCA, pool leaders

  Mon, 05/02/2022 - 2:30pm

  Dear Editor: I want to publicly express my appreciation for our Boothbay Region YMCA. I reached my 90th in good health recently, due in part, I'm sure, to the YMCA. where I have been participating in a water aerobics class in the Y swimming pool. Non-strenuous fun exercises keep little used muscles flexible and strong. A highly skilled leader poolside shows us how to move. Usually the focus is on ourselves, with very little or no social interaction, but I was surprised recently when they broke...
• letter to the editor

  Protect our right to protest

  Mon, 04/25/2022 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: As the campaign season ramps up, so does the rhetoric and propaganda from the authoritarian nationalist spewing their lies and half-truths. We see these repeated by a chorus of malcontents in these pages with their angry hateful letters. Certainly we each have a right to express our opinions and are grateful that the editor and publishers are generously print them. However, angry words give rise to angry actions. We have seen this repeated over and over as peaceful protesters are...
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  Vote against Article 28

  Mon, 04/25/2022 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: Vote absentee or in person if you are interested in public access to the water. Vote against Article 28 on May 21, which takes additional funding away from water access. Send a message to the selectboard. There are miles of shore frontage but no public access, only the fortunate owners of shore property, like myself, have access. What about the hundreds who live inland? In the last few years the selectmen have put an article on the warrant to appropriate the amount raised through...
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  Thank you for your generous gift

  Mon, 04/25/2022 - 2:30pm

  Dear Editor: We wish to thank the anonymous donor who sent us $100 with the hope that it be used to help support Ukrainians in desperate need. The money was forwarded to the organization, HelpUkraine22, a group of volunteers doing heroic work to help people who have been caught in the gaps. www.HelpUkraine22.org will open the website that describes the mission and kind of work being done by this organization that was started by Brian Mefford, an American businessman who decided to help the...
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  Being safe and practical

  Mon, 04/25/2022 - 2:30pm

  Dear Editor: Requiring a negative COVID-19 test to enter business establishments is an illogical and unrealistic approach to controlling the spread of the virus. The healthcare system is already stressed to the max with low employment levels and high testing and vaccine demand. To add an unimaginable volume of testing to these locations, many of which are already closed on weekends, would throw the healthcare system into complete chaos. Besides, a negative test result does not guarantee one is...
• letter

  Seeking reelection

  Fri, 04/22/2022 - 2:30pm

  Dear Editor: I am running for reelection to the Boothbay-Boothbay Harbor Consolidated School District (CSD) Board. The election is May 2. There’s lots on our plate these days, much of it stemming from the recent pandemic; student and staff health; staffing issues; student social and emotional issues; and potential learning losses, to name a few. Add to that the discussion over a possible new building, and the renewed interest in reviewing how our schools are governed under the existing special...
• letter to the editor

  Progressive Democrats’ woke policies

  Mon, 04/18/2022 - 4:15pm

  Dear Editor: It’s open season on law enforcement in this country and progressive Democrats’ woke policies are entirely to blame. Cop-killers are on the loose because of open borders, “de-funding the police” efforts, woke judges releasing offenders, no-bail laws, demonizing officers both on the border and nationally, flourishing narcotics trafficking, diminishing police recruitment and lenient sentencing of those convicted. Another reminder that woke-progressivism is the enemy of the people...
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  Not the smartest strategy

  Mon, 04/18/2022 - 3:45pm

  Dear Editor: Considering that the fishing and lobstering community continues to find itself under duress, and that Maine’s working waterfront continues to shrink, it’s an effective fundraising message to say you will “protect working waterfront.” That’s the daring claim made by Boothbay Harbor Waterfront Preservation (BHWP) on its website. When will that protection begin? This tax-exempt organization is in its fourth year of aggressive fundraising and claims to have raised millions. But helping...
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  Time to vote again

  Mon, 04/18/2022 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: 144 Southport voters signed a petition presented to the Selectmen this past Wednesday night, April 13. Some may try to portray this petition as the end to broadband-for-all on Southport. It is not. Rather it is a message to the Broadband Committee and the Selectmen who took a simple mandate to fix what’s unserved on the island (10% or less) and proposed an island-wide Municipally owned Fiber Optic System. The Committee built support for this extravagance on a promise of “Tax...
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  Playing to the ignorant

  Mon, 04/18/2022 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: Well, this past week we learned Ol’ Joe has finally saved us from ghosts that carry guns, or was it guns that kill ghosts? Either way it is ridiculous theater to pretend he actually wants to do something about crime. “Two blasts.” Biden just wants to erode the rights of lawful citizens, so he must scare the willfully ignorant into believing that kit guns are a problem. Of course, he had to attack so called “assault weapons” and “high-capacity magazines” at the same time even though...
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  Cameron Reny for State Senate

  Mon, 04/18/2022 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: Anyone who has been paying attention to state government news and reading her thoughtful essays in the Boothbay Register knows what an outstanding job Chloe Maxmin has done for all of us in Senate District 13. Thank you for your service, Senator Maxmin! Although Chloe will be stepping down from her work in Augusta, she is mentoring Cameron Reny of Round Pond to be our next Senator in November. Cameron is uniquely qualified to address issues and make policy for families and working...
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  HelpUkraine22 thanks you!

  Mon, 04/18/2022 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: We want to acknowledge and thank all who have donated to HelpUkraine22. The outpouring of generosity and concern by this community for a faraway people has been awe-inspiring. As soon as Russia’s war against Ukraine began, HelpUkraine22 was started as an offshoot of the Committee for Open Democracy (COD), a US based 501(c)3 organization established in 2010 to support democratic institutions in Ukraine. HelpUkraine22’s mission of “rescue, relief and resupply” has the agility to act...
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  What I need

  Mon, 04/18/2022 - 2:30pm

  Dear Editor: Lately I’ve been thinking about the self-importance of actors, entertainers, and professional athletes. In my life I need my family, friends and community. I need my doctors and dentist. Have on occasion needed my attorney. And the list can go on and on. Not once in my life have I ever, ever needed an actor. entertainer or professional athlete. Fran McBrearty Boothbay
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  Re: Southport petitions

  Mon, 04/18/2022 - 8:45am

  Dear Editor: Recently I was one of three Southport residents who circulated the much talked about Citizens Petitions to give the registered voters an alternative plan (Petition #1) to end the Axiom funding which was voted on last May 2021, etc., and (Petition #2) is intended to set aside $60,000 plus grants to help pay for upgrading broadband service in those areas where service does not meet Maine connectivity standards. The Selectmen have scheduled an Axiom informational meeting for Wednesday...
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  The emperor has no bounds

  Mon, 04/11/2022 - 4:30pm

  Dear Editor: On April 5, former President Barack Obama publicly trashed and ridiculed a hapless President Biden at the White House. This means that Biden is officially done, and that Obama may be planning on returning for two more devastating years as acting president. Consider the following three easy pieces: -Bribe or blackmail Harris into resigning. -Declare a national crisis due to Putin/Ukraine, and have Obama graciously accept an emergency interim vice presidency as the most politically...
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  The truth comes out

  Mon, 04/11/2022 - 3:45pm

  Dear Editor: “What’s the difference between conspiracy theory and fact? Oh, about six months.” Well in some cases it’s a bit longer than that but you get the point. When many of us said that “Killery Klinton” was behind the “Russian collusion” lie, corporate media came to the Democrats’ rescue and painted us as wild-eyed wackos for even contemplating such an absurd idea. Now we know that she certain was responsible, imagine that. Just before the last election there were some pretty disturbing...
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  The missing bus

  Mon, 04/11/2022 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: When vehicles are involved in a crime, the first question is, what’s the plate number, make model, color? This would be simple and obvious, especially if the vehicle is a bus parked outside the scene of the crime for any extended period. But there is no such report, no bus; it is all a lie. Paul LePage’s false claims are part of the authoritarian nationalist agenda to undermine our democracy by casting doubt on our ability to run free and fair elections. This is an insult to our...
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  Keep writing politics, Joe

  Mon, 04/11/2022 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: Re: comment from reader “Foreign Policy is not your schtick” and you (Joe Gelarden) should stick to sailmaking features. I disagree completely regardless of any political bent. As an editorial writer that is your purview and you do it well with your common sense apolitical view. Perhaps that is what irritates the writer. Tight sails. Henry Boroyan Boothbay and Chelmsford Massachusetts
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  Passing judgment on Covid

  Mon, 04/11/2022 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: Summer is just around the corner. We've lived with the COVID scene for over two years now. There's plenty of up-to-date information on the virus, as well as the vaccines for those who are curious thinkers. We all know (by now) that whether you are vaccinated or not, you can still contract COVID and still pass it on. Hence, any business that requires a vaccine ID, and is not also accepting a negative COVID test, is actually passing judgment on those who chose to not be vaccinated,...
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  What would FDR do in Ukraine?

  Mon, 04/11/2022 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: It was just after Christmas on December 29, 1940 when President Franklin D. Roosevelt gave a “Fireside Chat” about the ongoing word war via radio. The following are excerpts from that speech which are most relevant to today’s war in Ukraine: “ This is not a fireside chat on war. It is a talk on national security; because the nub of the whole purpose of your President is to keep you now, and your children later, and your grandchildren much later, out of a last-ditch war for the...
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  The heart of our community

  Mon, 04/11/2022 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: While we do our best to show our appreciation for our volunteers each day, the week of April 17-23, 2022 is set aside this year as Volunteer Appreciation Week in the United States. Since 1974, volunteer-involving organizations have been celebrating those who give so much of their time and talent freely to support others in need. Interestingly, themes for the week and the official day of celebration vary depending on the country. The theme that resonates here at LincolnHealth this...
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  Let’s do a ‘spring cleaning’

  Mon, 04/11/2022 - 2:30pm

  Dear Editor: I walk every day, basically the same route. Last spring my husband and I picked up trash and bottles. Now sadly, it is time to do so again. I have a challenge for all of us: 1. Take two bags. Go for a walk and pick up what you see. Recycle in one bag; trash in the other. If you are adventurous, get in the car and go to a new place and do the same thing! 2. Keep two bags in your vehicle. Keep your trash and recyclables in them until you are ready to properly dispose of them. 3. Tie...
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  Dyakuyu! (Ukrainian for thank you)

  Mon, 04/11/2022 - 2:30pm

  Dear Editor: We wish to offer our deepest appreciation to Tancy Mitchell, her staff and all the volunteers who hosted the first community luncheon of the season and made it be known that donations would be accepted on behalf of the Ukrainian people who are engaged in a daily life and death struggle for their nation’s freedom. On Monday, March 4, Brady’s opened from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. to welcome the community to a tasty and nourishing lunch of soup, bread and homemade desserts. Our thanks go...
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  It is getting worse

  Mon, 04/04/2022 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: What strange times these are. The “most popular presidential candidate ever” has an approval rating that is in the toilet one year into his term. That same president has spent that time busily gaslighting the entire nation, at least when his handlers can get him to string more than three words together and pretend it is a cognitive thought. The largest budget ever with the largest tax hike in history and it is a good thing? We stand once again on the brink of war in Eastern Europe...
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  This special place and people

  Mon, 04/04/2022 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: My wife and I moved to this community 28 years ago. It has been our home ever since. I lost her on March 22. The support and outpouring of affection that has been received during this most difficult 5 months has been overwhelming. The people of this beautiful town have shown me more comfort than one could ever expect. I have received too many cards and calls to respond to all individually. In particular, our great police department has been unbelievable in their kindness. I realize...
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  A definition of privilege

  Mon, 04/04/2022 - 2:30pm

  Dear Editor: I want to thank Bob Mitchell and the Register for the too complimentary feature you did on me recently. On one of the hottest days of the summer of 1972, I made the last trip from Boston to Boothbay Harbor in a ’62 Nash Rambler wagon with 4-month-old twins and a 3-year-old, towing an aluminum boat trailer piled up with repurposed plywood sheets and whatever else we could strap on to move into an empty, except for the mice and chipmunks, house, and an old garage with the sills half...
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  BRHS class of 2023 needs help

  Mon, 04/04/2022 - 2:30pm

  Dear Editor: For the first time in two years, the Boothbay Region High School, class of 2023, will be hosting junior prom! Our prom theme this year is black tie, red carpet! Unfortunately, over the last two years, due to Covid, we have not been able to have many fundraisers. We are looking for donations from local businesses, or anyone willing to donate. Any funds gathered will be put towards decorations, music, lights, etc. Any excess donations will go towards our graduation. If you would like...
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  Vietnam veterans enjoy special dinner

  Mon, 04/04/2022 - 2:15pm

  Dear Editor: Approximately 55 Vietnam veterans, wives and five supporters attended a pizza dinner from 4 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, March 29 at the Charles A. Sherman American Legion Hall in Boothbay. It was an evening enjoyed by all. We would like to thank the following businesses and people for the great pizza and excellent salads: Boothbay Harbor House of Pizza, East Boothbay General Store, Pier 1 Pizza, Hometown Convenience, Circle K, T & D Variety, and Ports Pizzeria/Jeff Teal. Blueberry...

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