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letter to the editor
Changes will benefit the community
Monday, July 16, 2018 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: My wife and I have been visiting Boothbay Harbor since 1994. We acquired property in this region and developed it in 1999. We now spend four to five months here each year. We are proud to be here, pay our property taxes here, and support this community. For 20 years, we saw the decline of this proud town. However, in the past four years, there has been a marked improvement, in no small part, due to the efforts of Paul Coulombe. Mr. Coulombe should be congratulated in supporting...
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Enjoyed column
Monday, July 16, 2018 - 3:45pm
Dear Editor: The July 5, 2018 column, “The capital Gazette Five-RIP,” I say through tears, was so very well done, Joe Gelarden. Jean Howe Boothbay
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Let’s return Hawke to Augusta
Monday, July 16, 2018 - 3:30pm
Dear Editor: There was a notice on Facebook this past week that read: Stephanie Hawke must Go! This was in response to her vote during a recall of the legislature to Augusta to vote on vetoed bills by Governor LePage. This was and is a
bad
bill. It was a bill that did
not
give additional aid to the needy and those suffering in our state, single parents, children, illness, disability and other cases of hardship. It was a bill to allow those that are able to work,
but...
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What kind of country have we become?
Monday, July 9, 2018 - 6:00pm
Dear Editor: It was a very breezy day Saturday, June 30 in Damariscotta when more than 300 people showed up to protest the government's zero tolerance policy and the separation of children from their parents. I was truly amazed at the number. Signs were most inventive; one of my favorites was “crush ice,” while others read “zero tolerance for cruelty,” “Justice for the Children.” and “Suffer not the children NOT make them suffer,” Matthew 19:14. Another favorite was “What would Mr Rogers do?”...
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Implement new zoning for east side
Monday, July 9, 2018 - 5:45pm
Dear Editor: Boothbay Harbor is at a crossroads. In a couple of months, we will be need to vote to either accept or not accept a proposed new zoning ordinance on the east side of the harbor. This vote could well determine the future of the town we love. If we approve these changes then we open the door for new development on the east side that could bring more jobs and more tourism dollars to the town. If we do not approve these changes, then our fear is that the current trend of population...
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Need a new redemption center
Monday, July 9, 2018 - 5:30pm
Dear Editor: As we all know, the bottle redemption center on Route 27 in Boothbay went out of business nearly four months ago this past March. People have had to drive way out of town to return their bottles and cans. We citizens in the Boothbay region certainly need a new bottle redemption center real soon. I know of a nice spot for the center — in the Meadow Mall next to the House of Pizza. I believe a laundry mat used to be in that space. I think it would be an ideal space for the center, so...
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Disneyfication of Boothbay Harbor
Monday, July 9, 2018 - 5:15pm
Dear Editor: Residents of the community, along with town, county and state officials, spent three years developing a comprehensive plan for the future of Boothbay Harbor. This plan, the 2015 Comprehensive Plan, emphasizes developing sustainable businesses, “improve and manage public access to the water,” and that “the current Maritime-Water Dependent District continue.” That plan was deliberate and thoughtful. Further development should be part of implementing, and consistent with, this...
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It’s time for change
Monday, July 9, 2018 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: As residents of Factory Cove Road, my husband Dennis and I were pleased to accept an invitation to attend the July 10 East Side development informational lunch at Coastal Prime. We both feel strongly that: (1) our zoning ordinances are hopelessly out of date; (2) the various boards, committees, town planners, and citizens have discussed the needed changes over and over again for months; (3) the proposed changes are well thought out and absolutely vital for the viability and health...
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Just build the Trump Wall, Mr. President
Monday, July 9, 2018 - 4:45pm
Dear Editor: Mexico’s newly elected socialist President, Andrés López-Obrador, jokingly told his supporters that they “should all move to America, illegally.” I am wondering whether his words, along with his pro-poverty policies, will set the stage for another surge of illegal immigration into our country. Andrés López-Obrador is also suggesting amnesty for drug dealers, which is basically an admission that Mexico is now entirely controlled by drug cartels, which in recent years have killed...
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Invest in the east side
Monday, July 9, 2018 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: I am writing to voice my concern about the recent negative publicity associated with the initiative to rezone the east side of the harbor. Having seen several properties on the east side of the harbor fall into disrepair under the limitations of the existing zoning --- which made preexisting hotels and restaurants non-conforming --- I was encouraged by the rezoning efforts which would make those properties conforming and allow for meaningful improvements to be made. For the past 20...
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Re: What to do about Trump?
Monday, July 9, 2018 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: Mr. Hammond (Letters, 6/28) does have an impressive list of things, that in Mr. Hammond’s opinion, President Trump is “wrong” about. His answer to correcting the wrongs is for the voters to elect Blue (Democrat) candidates in November, which will result in the impeachment of President Trump. Mr. Hammond could take a more positive “take the high road” approach in that instead of voting against Republicans, what are the good things that would result by voting for Democrats. For...
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The dangerous ideas of George Soros
Monday, July 9, 2018 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: I had to confirm for myself what has been said about George Soros was true and I have found that he is, indeed, a dangerous man. His is responsible for insidiously undermining authoritarian rule the world over. His shadowy front group, “The Open Society Foundations” as he calls them, has the absolute gall to insist on building, as stated in their mission, “vibrant and tolerant societies whose governments are accountable and open to the participation of all people.” As if that were...
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Why are GOPs telling Democrats what to do?
Monday, July 9, 2018 - 3:45pm
Dear Editor: The advice comes from many, including local journalists, anti-Trump conservative David Frum, Rob Goodman’s Politico article advising that, thanks to Trump, there are no unwritten rules in American politics, and even described in David Faris’ new book, where he says it’s time to fight dirty. The bottom line to all of this advice is to fight Trump using Trump’s same hate-filled tactics. Before the election I wrote an article stating that if voters were only choosing a candidate based...
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Oppose the ‘gag rule’
Monday, July 2, 2018 - 5:45pm
Dear Editor: If implemented, the new rule proposed by the federal Health and Human Services (HHS) Department concerning Title X funding would prohibit any clinic or medical facility that counsels about or refers patients for abortions from obtaining Title X funds. As a result, millions of low income women and men would be deprived of reproductive health care. As a member of the medical community, I am outraged. After years of medical study so that we physicians can provide the best health care...
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The border and tradition
Monday, July 2, 2018 - 5:15pm
Dear Editor: The placement of “blame/responsibility” for some of the border problems is almost never given to those who are: the adults/parents sending their children. The cancellation of the 4 July chicken roast seems to be another step in losing some of Boothbay’s formerly traditional pleasures such as the bean-hole-bean festivities and the Boatbuilder’s festival among others. RIP! York Fischer Boothbay
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Thanks for what you do
Monday, July 2, 2018 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: After the shooting in Annapolis at the offices of the Capital Gazette newspaper, I’ve been thinking about how important our hometown papers are to life in our small towns. The papers tell us of life and death events in our neighbors’ lives, provide each of us a public voice by publishing our letters to the editor, help us keep an eye on the workings of local government and businesses, and showcase our region’s many offerings of entertainment and recreation. Our local newspapers...
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Hypocracy-hypocrisy-shame
Monday, July 2, 2018 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: Sometimes I think there are words in our language that need a “warning label.” In this case, you will note above that there are two spellings. The first spelling is incorrect, but apparently, it is so frequently incorrect that it has earned its own place in the Google search world. Second, the definition of the word hypocrisy is a pretense of having a virtuous character, moral or religious beliefs or principles, etc., that one does not really possess. In my house my Mom would...
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We’re all friends of the harbor
Monday, July 2, 2018 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: It is time to hire a town planner. A letter (a full copy of which is online and attached to the Register’s coverage of the June 25 Select Board meeting ) was presented to the Select Board by a group of 75 Boothbay Harbor citizens called Friends of the Harbor. This group was formed to give voice to concerns regarding the Planning Board’s east side zoning and land use proposals. The Planning Board should be commended for the time spent in trying to address the request for zoning...
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Opponents of Paul
Monday, July 2, 2018 - 3:45pm
Dear Editor: Boothbay Harbor Selectmen have been presented with a letter from a group of individuals who call themselves the “Friends of the Harbor.” The letter argues that there’s more work to be done and urges delaying a town vote on the Planning Board’s recommendations regarding the East Side. All winter long Town Leaders listened patiently to a small vocal group of opponents that are among the letter’s signers. Those opponents argued the plan would devastate marine businesses — until marine...
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Remembering Sandie Nieman
Monday, July 2, 2018 - 9:00am
Dear Editor: As many know, we have just suffered the loss of one of our most heroic and valued members. Many met Sandie Nieman when the need for blood work took them to the lab and left with great appreciation for her delicate touch and excellent service. She was so good that her talents were employed when young children or babies were involved. Sandie’s whole life was an uphill battle. This started when she was only a few days old. Both of her parents carried the Rh factor. Fortunately, her...
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This is our opportunity
Tuesday, June 26, 2018 - 1:45pm
Dear Editor: I continue to closely follow the east side rezoning process and am concerned that many people don’t grasp the realities of the opportunity at hand. We have a local resident/developer who is willing to invest tens of millions of dollars in building and upgrading assets that draw new tourism. Tourism is our economic engine and, given the demographics, location and infrastructure of our peninsula, (and as reflected in the town’s Comprehensive Plan) tourism will remain the driver of...
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No bonds
Tuesday, June 26, 2018 - 12:15pm
Dear Editor: The governor’s refusal to sign construction bonds is just the same ol’ song and dance. We get it — he doesn't like bonds. He’s trying to tell the legislature to not spend any more money. Just don’t look at what’s happening with the contractors. Bottom line: It’s going to cost a lot more money. Bonds, Paul Bonds, Agent Double-0 Zero. Larz Neilson East Boothbay
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Critical to our future
Monday, June 25, 2018 - 6:00pm
Dear Editor: My husband Paul and I have owned Coastal Maine Popcorn for 10 years. Every year is a struggle for us to make it through the winter. Somehow, we find a way. We are beginning to see a change in our business because of investment in our community. We have folks come in and tell us how beautiful things are looking and how they can’t wait to come back and bring other friends or family members. Tourism is our number one industry. If you take away the tourists and seasonal people, we are...
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A great Games Day
Monday, June 25, 2018 - 5:30pm
Dear Editor: As members of Chapter G of P.E.O., we would like to thank several people and organizations for supporting our annual fundraiser, held on June 22. “Games Day” featured a sanctioned bridge tournament, held at the Boothbay Harbor Rotary club house. Thank you to the Rotary for allowing us to use your beautiful facility, and special thanks to the director of our tournament, Susan Blagden. The Inn at St. Andrews Village was host to another set of games, also a part of Games Day. The...
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Hurtful email
Monday, June 25, 2018 - 5:15pm
Dear Editor: I am writing in support of John and Lynne Seitzer and in regard to the article on June 14 titled “Seitzers share Coulombe’s emails.” I find it appalling that Mr. Coulombe would have the audacity to send such a hurtful message. It would be even more appalling if anyone on our peninsula sanctioned this type of behavior. Let’s make the effort to return to civility! Marcia Soler East Boothbay
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Where do we turn? To outrage or a power higher than Trump?
Monday, June 25, 2018 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: Stephen Miller created the plan to take children away from their parents and blame the Democrats to insure it would result in anger and outrage. President Donald Trump, without even asking about negative impacts, signed the document and blamed the Democrats. Miller knew it wasn’t true, but lies were often his favorite tool for disruption. The problem I see is that it put the president in a peculiar situation. If the president is forced to state what is akin to “The Dems made me do...
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Welcome to the Community Center
Monday, June 25, 2018 - 4:45pm
Dear Editor: All of us at The Community Center, Meadow Mall, Boothbay Harbor would like to welcome the men and women who have come from around the world to work in our area for the summer months. We have unlimited WiFi and opportunities to play Cribbage and Dominoes, read in a quiet place, sit and write letters home, and get a cup of coffee and wicked good snacks! There are computers to use, an electronic piano to noodle around on, lots of good books and a host of interesting local people to...
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Hypocracy?
Monday, June 25, 2018 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: It is interesting that many of those who denounce separating children from their mothers at a border have no problem separating babies from their mother's wombs during abortions. York Fischer Boothbay
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What to do about Trump?
Monday, June 25, 2018 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: Question: What can you do with someone who is wrong about everything? Unfortunately for us and the rest of the world, that “someone” is the president of the United States. He is: Wrong about treatment of asylum seekers on our southern border; Wrong about endorsing dictators in North Korea, Russia, Egypt, Turkey, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, and China – and Mussolini, Deng Xiaoping, Saddam Hussein, and Gaddafi; Wrong about insulting and opposing our allies; Wrong about abandoning free...
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Replace all public pensions with IRAs
Monday, June 25, 2018 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: Regarding public pensions, many people believe that if higher taxes are required to pay for unaffordable obligations, then so be it, but this is no longer feasible. First, it is a legal precedent that a government entitlement is not a legally binding contract, simply because Franklin D. Roosevelt’s original Social Security Act states that the federal government has “the right to alter, amend, or repeal any provision” if the need calls for it. In other words, any insurance company...
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Great cooperation on survey
Tuesday, June 19, 2018 - 1:30pm
Dear Editor: On behalf of the West Harbor Pond Watershed Association Board of Directors and membership, I'd like to thank the communities of Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor for their support of the West Harbor Pond Watershed Survey conducted on June 6. Thanks to the Survey Steering Committee: Charles Barclay, Merritt Blakeslee, Sue Mello and Leslie Volpe, the Technical Leaders: Sue Mello of the Boothbay Region Water District, Rebecca Jacobs of Knox-Lincoln Soil and Water Conservation District, and...
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Supports Seitzers
Monday, June 18, 2018 - 6:30pm
Dear Editor: In regards to the article on June 14 titled “Seitzers share Coulombe's emails,” I have a couple of questions to ask. First, considering that the article mentioned emails (plural), don't you think it would be best if the Register posts all the emails online on its website so that readers can determine the tone and intent of the correspondence for themselves? Second, has the Register ever considered adding some historical context to articles about Mr. Coulombe and his wide-ranging...
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Remembering Bill Cumming
Monday, June 18, 2018 - 5:30pm
Dear Editor: I am deeply saddened by the passing of William A. Cumming. I first met Bill at summer school at the University of Maine while we were both working on advanced degrees in education. I admired him for his leadership, his intellect, and his Christian values. In the early ’70s, when the Wiscasset school department was in search of a high school principal who could provide a positive secondary school environment for both staff and students, I immediately thought of Mr. Cumming and urged...
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Appreciative of the region’s people
Monday, June 18, 2018 - 5:15pm
Dear Editor: The expression “sometimes it takes a village” is so true in my case. The love, support and caring from my village, my community has kept me fighting this battle. I know there is a knee out there somewhere, I just have to find it (Amazon.com?). I still continue on to win this war. I think the best people in the world are right here in the Boothbay region, including the wonderful folks at the St. Andrews Urgent Care campus. The moment I rolled in until I rolled out, each and every...
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Policy deeply opposed
Monday, June 18, 2018 - 5:00pm
Dear Editor: The Midcoast Friends Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends are deeply opposed to the policy of separating children from their parents when they arrive in this country as refugees seeking asylum. A copy of this letter signed by those in attendance this day is being hand delivered to the offices of our two United States Senators. The Meeting asks all those in the community so concerned to similarly communicate their views to the press and to those in government responsible for...
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Clearer ballots
Monday, June 18, 2018 - 4:45pm
Dear Editor: Duplicity and deceit, thy name is Matt Dunlap. It is the sworn and solemn duty of the secretary of state to construct ballot questions that are clear and concise so as to promote and protect the vote of the individual as one the most sacred rights we have as Americans. I now call on our representatives Hawke and Dow as well as the governor to reverse and strike down this most convoluted and manipulative aberration of a measure that was originated mostly by out of state George Soros...
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86 points of light
Monday, June 18, 2018 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: There is a persistent myth that poverty can be eliminated by voluntary charity alone. If this were so, would we not have already dealt with this problem? Imagine the impact on poverty if the good patrons of the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens and other cultural venues were dedicated to alleviating poverty on this peninsula instead. The nature of poverty is that it is involuntary and has been institutionalized culturally, politically and economically. The paths to poverty are many...
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The Trees of Life are dying
Monday, June 18, 2018 - 3:45pm
Dear Editor: The Tree of Life was the African name given to the baobab tree. The name suits it well as this tree arrived 200 million years ago as plates of earth were rising above the ocean splitting the world’s continents. The baobab tree became better known when Antoine de Saint Exupéry published his book “The Little Prince.” The little prince was worried about the baobab tree because it was big enough to split in half the tiny planet on which the prince lived. Baobab trees can be up to 98...
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Two points
Monday, June 18, 2018 - 3:30pm
Dear Editor: Last week’s Boothbay Harbor Planning Board (PB) meeting was the last session ahead of its final decision on what, and how, to advance recommendations to the Selectmen regarding code changes on the east side of the harbor. Unfortunately this meeting was not recorded due to availability of our local filming crew – and as a result two interesting discussions might be missed by the viewing public: First, the PB debated and the public spoke on the pros and cons of dividing any proposal...
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Re: Changes continue for women
Monday, June 11, 2018 - 4:30pm
Dear Editor: Mary Brewer makes some good points in her Musings article last week. However, it is important to note that women have only one guaranteed right under our Constitution and that is the right to vote. All other advances that have been made to ensure equal treatment under the law has been by statute, which means there is no guarantee that those laws will remain unchanged and can even be repealed. Whole families and communities suffer when any individual is treated as less than another...
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A wonderful day for veterans
Monday, June 11, 2018 - 4:15pm
Dear Editor: What a delight! Boothbay Region lobstermen took local veterans on a wonderful ride out to Cuckolds and then around Southport and back to Tugboat Sunday morning. That was followed by a great cookout on the grill of hot dogs and burgers. Coupled with a cool, sunny day it truly was a perfect Maine day. And what an honor for our veterans! We all appreciated the thoughtfulness of everyone who participated to make this a very special occasion of remembrance of our veterans' service. And...
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Suffer the children
Monday, June 11, 2018 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: At one time the Republican Party could be relied upon to announce itself as the party of “family values.” Not so much anymore. Its track record has been abysmal in recent years and this year, particularly has revealed a meanness and depravity of such depth as to make you wonder of the fate of humanity. Children bear the brunt of the Republican policy. The number of children in poverty has risen as Republicans have waged their war on welfare recipients. The infant mortality rate has...
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Self-defense rights denied pregnant children or women
Monday, June 11, 2018 - 3:45pm
Dear Editor: Self-defense uses reasonable force to protect oneself from bodily harm by an aggressor, if the defender believes they are in danger. What is reasonable force for a raped 5- to 10-year-old pregnant child? The youngest known ages of impregnated children. These victims are at risk of death if forced to carry a child through delivery. Yet they have no rights to self-defense or to live. Instead they have new attackers who play God as if God would want these victims to suffer from the...
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What a community!
Monday, June 11, 2018 - 3:45pm
Dear Editor: We live in a place with not only beautiful scenery, but also beautiful people. Wednesday, May 23, this regional community joined in a celebration at the Southport Town Hall for Kathy Barter, one of the Southport Memorial Library’s most dedicated volunteers! Kathy has been ill with encephalitis for more than five months, and currently is recovering at St Andrews Village, but her recovery may be long. The SML Aides, who have long treasured Kathy’s work in the children’s library,...
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Trump’s anti-family policy is the worst
Monday, June 11, 2018 - 3:30pm
Dear Editor: Of all of the new policies President Trump has adopted during his first 500 days, the worst is the odious policy that since April separates children from their parents when they cross the U.S.-Mexico border and places them in warehouses or military barracks that are rapidly becoming overcrowded. This is an unprecedented evil that must be stopped. The policy of forced separation violates Americans’ deeply rooted belief in the sanctity of families. The policy is inhumane, reminiscent...
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Successful plant sale
Tuesday, June 5, 2018 - 4:00pm
Dear Editor: The Library Plant Sale and Silent Auction on Memorial Day weekend was a huge success and we could not have done it without the support of our community. A great big thank you is in order to all the businesses and individuals who gave items to the silent auction. This year we had a number of diverse donations that made the silent auction one of our best. A sincere thank you as well to all those fabulous gardeners who took the time in an erratic weather season to dig and divide their...
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Many thanks
Monday, June 4, 2018 - 7:00pm
Dear Editor: I wish to give my heartfelt thanks to all those who organized, cooked for and assisted with the benefit for my wife Kathy at the Southport Town Hall, as well as the overwhelming number of those who attended. I am nearly at a loss for words, which is not normal for me. Allen Barter and family Southport
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The first, and last, and only freedom we will ever have
Monday, June 4, 2018 - 5:45pm
Dear Editor: At two in the morning last week, humorist and Trump-supporter Roseanne Barr tweeted a bad racist joke that the media chose to run continuously until her career was destroyed, even though she apologized. A few weeks ago, humorist and Trump-denier Samantha Bee called Ivanka Trump a taboo word during a televised profanity-laced rant. The media accepted her apology, actually blamed Trump for her jokes, and granted her an industry award. Back in 2010, Democrat Robert Byrd, the longest-...
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Public engagement
Monday, June 4, 2018 - 5:30pm
Dear Editor: I am hopeful that land use planning in Boothbay Harbor will not be surrendered to private interests. This does not mean that all will agree on every matter. But public engagement is important and preferable than being told what is good for us. William Keller West Boothbay Harbor
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Visions for the East Side
Monday, June 4, 2018 - 5:15pm
Dear Editor: A new park with so much more — what a great multi-use option for the East Side and an asset for the town of Boothbay Harbor. More dockage with public water access. Income producing docking fees. Maybe the potential for an East Side restroom for tourists and even showers for visiting boaters. Perhaps a restaurant or a food cart on site, a picnic area and the possibility of an inviting public space from which to enjoy the beautiful harbor views. This could be something like the Whale...
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