Letters

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  Support for BRHS children's holiday fund

  Wed, 12/07/2022 - 10:30am

  Dear Editor: Boothbay Region High School’s children's holiday fund committee would like to thank the Lions Club, Bayview Lodge, Rotary Club and community members for their generous support to the children's holiday fund. Without these contributions we would not be able to meet the growing needs of our families. The increasing cost of living has put a burden on so many families here in the region that they have had to make difficult choices for their holiday needs. Monetary donations make a huge...
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  Throttling free speech

  Mon, 12/05/2022 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: Seems to me that the biggest threat to our republic (notice I didn’t say democracy) is the MAGA Democrats. Microsoft, Apple, Google, Amazon. Throttling free speech in so many ways and cow-towing to China at every available turn. Love you Elon Musk. You inspire me! John Splaine West Boothbay Harbor
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  Clifford Playground parking problems

  Mon, 12/05/2022 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: It is very convenient to pull into the large parking area at the side of the road at Clifford Park on Back River Road and make a phone call. The first time I encountered a car in the parking lot after dark, its headlights beamed at me on the unlit road. At first, I took it to be traveling toward me and veered to the right to make room, quickly realizing I had veered into the parking lot and the car was not in motion. Fortunately, I was traveling on the same side of the road as the...
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  Remember Pearl Harbor

  Mon, 12/05/2022 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: Pearl Harbor Day, Dec. 7, 1941 – never, ever forget. To all my veteran friends and veterans one and all, every day on the calendar is a day to remember and honor those who served. So, to Stott, Arthur, Fran, Ed, Miles, Linc, Barry, Dave, Roger, Frank, Jim, Phil, Chris ... just to name few ... God bless you all and thank you for your service to our country, state, community and your families. Stay strong, stay safe. God Bless America. Munro Dodge East Boothbay
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  Campaign reflections

  Mon, 11/28/2022 - 2:00pm

  Dear Editor: Well, it was not the result we were looking for, but that's democracy folks! I would like to thank the voters for participating in our democracy and the election workers for making this election go smoothly. I called Mr. Polewarczyk to congratulate him on his win, wish him luck, and offer my support when he serves in the 131st Maine Legislature. I still believe the two party system doesn't adequately represent everyone in our state or country, and perhaps one day we will have a...
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  Mail-in chaos, part 2

  Tue, 11/22/2022 - 12:15pm

  Dear Editor: Mail-ins are perfect because they are automatic, with no Tammany Hall required, just manufactured hate and simple pieces of paper. The allowance of corrupt voter rolls creates 'phantom' voters who do not exist. The phantoms are used to mass produce millions of counterfeit mail-in ballots, and the ballot counters ignore the IDs/signatures as acceptance criteria. The candidate on the ballot is the only criterion for counting or disposal. These fake ballots get submitted to every...
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  A greater need

  Tue, 11/22/2022 - 10:00am

  Dear Editor: Her name is Djuwenska, and I got to know her in Haiti when she auditioned for Hope Haitian Choir (HHC). She had a beautiful voice and spirit and we chose her to join. Now, she and her family have joined another group: the many who have been forced out of their homes by gangs in Port au Prince. To my knowledge, eight of our HHC members have needed to leave home, some at a moment’s notice. The board of Hope Haitian Ministries, based here in Boothbay, has been helping all the members...
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  Holiday magic kudos

  Sat, 11/19/2022 - 8:15am

  Dear Editor: I want to give a shout out to the Boothbay Harbor Public Works for the great holiday decorating job at the Whale Park. There is an old pro leading the process. For years, when growing up at Captain Sawyer's Inn, the Upham family; Kim, Aaron, and Nick, would annually decorate the park. This was when the town did not get involved with it and the Uphams not only decorated the park but also used their own decorations. We don't take the memories for granted. Thank you to Nick and the...
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  Beyond grateful

  Thu, 11/17/2022 - 9:15am

  Dear Editor and Neighbors of the Boothbay Region: I just was hoping to offer a quick update, and offer some thanks to the region. Things have been quieting down a bit since the fire, and I'm settling in a teeny bit. Until I figure out next steps, I'll be living in Yarmouth, but will still be in Boothbay regularly. This has been an especially difficult time, and I am beyond grateful for the support of the entire Boothbay Region community, Boothbay Harbor Fire Department, Boothbay Fire Department...
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  Thanks for the forums

  Mon, 11/14/2022 - 4:30pm

  Dear Editor: I’m writing to thank the Lincoln County News, the Boothbay Register, and Lincoln County TV for organizing, hosting, and broadcasting their series of candidate forums during the election cycle which has just concluded. I attended the forum held at the American Legion Post in Boothbay on Oct. 3. It was well organized (plenty of seating, even for an unexpectedly large turnout), started on time, was informative, and, perhaps best of all, it was civil and seemed to provide a fair...
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  Understanding the allure of mail-ins

  Mon, 11/14/2022 - 4:15pm

  Dear Editor: Fixing elections has now become an art form, with six obvious but subtle signs to look for in America’s current mostly fair election process. Too many voters - You never get a high percentage turnout in an honest election, simply because electoral registers are not even close to being up-to-date. A high turnout in specific areas - Could one particular area, or one individual polling station, have a 90% turnout, while most other areas register less than 70%? No, never. Large numbers...
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  Re: Fluoride vote

  Mon, 11/14/2022 - 4:00pm

  Dear Editor: We would like to thank the voters of Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor, and Southport for educating themselves about the addition of sodium fluoride to drinking water and considering the future of the practice here in our community. On Election Day, 55% of voters were in favor of continuing to fluoridate our water. While this is not the outcome we sought, we are grateful for the democratic process that allowed us to raise the issue and increase awareness for the very real and ongoing...
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  Perpetual democracy

  Mon, 11/14/2022 - 3:45pm

  Dear Editor: Count and recount, again and again until the Democrat wins. The kinetic philosophy of maintaining full and absolute power. Devices of deception. Mail-in ballots, ranked choice, month early voting and ballot harvesting motivating next months results. The DNC’s very definition of perpetual democracy. The singular vote of the powerless, the most precious gift of our Republic, has been defiled. Dave Gregg Southport
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  Community Benefits Agreement: No easy choice

  Mon, 11/14/2022 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: According to the U.S. Dept. of Energy’s website, a Community Benefits Agreement (“CBA”) “is signed by a community benefits group and a developer, outlining a broad range of community benefits the developer agrees to provide, in return for community support of the project.” There is currently no requirement for New England Aqua Ventus (“NEAV”) to have a CBA with Boothbay and Boothbay Harbor for its Monhegan project. A tenacious and determined group of local citizens, the Boothbay...
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  Political signs

  Mon, 11/14/2022 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: The election is over and the people have spoken. They don't want any more drama, lies and cognitive dissonance. Thank goodness. But I want to address the constant destruction and theft of political signs. It is illegal and someday those who do it may get caught and fined. Wouldn't that be nice – a lesson hopefully learned. And the sick person who threw Cameron Reny and Holly Stover's signs on Back Narrows Road and Route 96 into the wetlands shame on you. Not only do you disrespect...
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  Appreciate being reelected

  Mon, 11/14/2022 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: To Whom it May Concern: I am grateful to be given the opportunity to serve the people of Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor, Southport, Edgecomb, South Bristol and Westport Island for another term in the Maine House of Representatives. I would like to thank my incredible campaign team and the many volunteers who worked tirelessly to help with the reelection. None of this would even be possible without you. I would like to congratulate my opponent, Tricia Warren for running a race that was...
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  Pitching an apology

  Mon, 11/07/2022 - 3:45pm

  Dear Editor: "My pick? Houston in six games." I have been a most faithful reader of our dearly beloved Boothbay Register's editor's folksy words of wisdom for aeons! But after reading his Oct. 26 prediction for Houston winning over my Philadelphia Phillies, I could not imagine in my wildest dreams what precipitated such a treasonous statement! Here he is a true Mainah going for TFA (Team From Away-Texas - not to be confused with PFAs) instead of staying with an East Coast team.. I was so...
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  In gratitude

  Mon, 11/07/2022 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: Last Tuesday I was driving home in the morning from Boothbay. A light I had never seen appeared on my dash and, within three minutes, the car lost acceleration, shut down completely (i.e. no power steering), and rolled to a complete stop. All bad enough but, even worse, it happened on the rotary! I ended up with my front end near the sidewalk on the Green - off the driving lane for others to pass slowly. Needless to say, I was a bit of a wreck. I turned on the hazard lights and...
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  Southport Halloween kudos

  Mon, 11/07/2022 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: A Very Southport Halloween was once again a wonderful community event filled with family fun and most importantly the sense of community that is part of what makes this region so beautiful. The Southport Island Association, and event organizers, wanted to publicly thank Robinson's Wharf and Tugs Pub, Rachel Leeman, Andrea Hallinan, and Chef Jacob Dushuttle for their no hesitation willingness to jump in and make this annual event possible. The generosity of their time and labor,...
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  Say no to blood money

  Mon, 11/07/2022 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: New England Aqua Ventus (NEAV), a joint venture between Diamond Offshore Wind, a subsidiary of the Mitsubishi Corporation, and RWE Renewables, the second largest company in offshore wind globally, was formed to develop UMaine’s floating offshore wind technology demonstration project. This floating windmill, secured to the ocean bottom, will be located 2 miles south of Monhegan Island and 14 miles from the Maine coast. While Port Clyde and Bristol said “no” to allowing NEAV to bring...
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  Veterans Day 2022

  Mon, 11/07/2022 - 2:15pm

  Dear Editor: Honor Flight trips are over for another year but let us never forget to honor our most important people “daily,” our veterans. It has been 81 years since Pearl Harbor and around 50 since Vietnam. Never forget the sacrifices our veterans and their families made to keep our country safe. When you see a veteran, thank a veteran. That is all they have every wanted. God bless our military and all they do, past present and future. Stay safe, stay strong and God Bless America. Munro Dodge...
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  Re: Matilda Hatchard

  Mon, 10/31/2022 - 3:45pm

  Dear Editor: In the Oct. 27, 2022 Boothbay Register, I ran a historical article on Matilda Hatchard, a late 1800s-early 1900s resident of what is now Ocean Point. The article consisted of a detailed description of her clothes, stance, and visible parts of her threshold. However, the accompanying photo of her did not get in that issue. For those who’d like to see the photo, go to the newspaper’s website to view the image or stop in at the historical society (633-0820) at 72 Oak Street. We’re...
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  Fish fry a big success

  Mon, 10/31/2022 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: Our Fish Fry on Oct. 22 was a huge success. We would like to thank all who came out and supported us. It was a great day. In addition to good food, we also had two raffles. The painting was won by Karen Lovett of Fort Worth, Texas. The 50/50 raffle was won by Al Colby of Edgecomb, who generously donated his winnings to our fund drive. Last, but not least, we would like to thank the following individuals and organizations for their generous support: Colby & Gale, Beth Jordan,...
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  Yes, yours is just like mine

  Mon, 10/31/2022 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: My grandparents were immigrants who faced the harsh realities of the turn of the 20th century, and thrived. My parents confronted a Depression and World War II, and prevailed. My generation was challenged by Vietnam, nuclear annihilation, hedonistic sex and substance abuse, and coped. The ’80s generation was forced to endure broken marriages and single parent households, and were harmed. Today's generation, hemmed in by dangerous neighborhoods, violent video games, online...
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  Overdue thanks from Opera House

  Mon, 10/31/2022 - 2:15pm

  Dear Editor, With Thanksgiving and the holiday season fast approaching, it’s time to extend an overdue thank you to our community near and far. It will surprise few that the music touring industry was silenced during the worst of the pandemic and as a result performance venues in Maine and around the country had to severely alter their operations or even close permanently. Here at the Opera House, we have been extraordinarily fortunate. We have been open as much as prudent and we have brought...
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  Vote no on fluoride referendum

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 6:45pm

  Dear Editor: As was reported in this paper, at an Oct. 11 public forum in Boothbay Harbor, a retired pediatric dentist from Portland was invited to speak in favor of fluoridating our public water supply. I want to draw attention to a point Dr. Stephen Mills made near the beginning of his presentation: “and to be perfectly honest, now we think that fluoride works mostly topically.” I have read a good deal about fluoride and how it is much more effective when used topically (as in toothpaste or...
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  Lest we forget

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 6:45pm

  Dear Editor: For almost two years, Maine legislative Republican and Democrat cowards allowed a tyrant complete power to lock us down, destroy our businesses, smother our children, destroy their education, mandate poison by injection, and fired healthcare workers who refused. Mills has sucked the marrow out of individual work ethics, converted Maine into a slithering welfare state. She promotes Critical Race Theory and Gender Fluidity in schools. Mills does not believe in Maine. She bows at the...
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  Vote for Tricia Warren

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 6:15pm

  Dear Editor: I have known Tricia Warren for 12 years. I write this endorsement because Tricia Warren is a friend, I am treasurer of her election campaign, and I strongly believe she would make an excellent state rep. Tricia is committed to doing what she can to improve the lives of the people in our community. She has volunteered for different organizations and causes all of her life, but became formally involved when she was elected to the Boothbay Harbor Select board six years ago. Tricia is...
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  Vote for Thelander

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 6:00pm

  Dear Editor: How many Americans have the opportunity to install a near neighbor as their Congressional representative in Congress? Lincoln County should be proud to enable one of its own to address the many challenges facing our troubled and divided nation with the fresh perspective, energy and commitment of Ed Thelander. What candidate could be more readily subject to reference checking, character research, and community reputation? Judy Groves Walpole
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  Endorsing Tricia Warren

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 5:45pm

  Dear Editor: To my fellow Boothbay Harbor residents: I wholeheartedly endorse Tricia Warren as our local District 48 representative to the Maine legislature. I’ve observed Tricia as a Boothbay Harbor selectman and as a successful local restaurant manager. Both of these activities have shown me her professional skills to do a top job representing our town in Augusta. She has great common sense and true fiscal responsibility to bring a reasonable prioritization to our Maine state resources. We...
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  Outsiders are dividing us

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 5:30pm

  Dear Editor: A national anti-vaccine organization is apparently behind the effort to remove fluoride from drinking water in the Boothbay region. While a few area residents may be the local face of the anti-fluoride movement, some of its funding comes from a wealthy Floridian, Joseph Mercola. Here’s what the New York Times reports about him: “Researchers and regulators say Joseph Mercola, an osteopathic physician, creates and profits from misleading claims about Covid-19 vaccines.” (NYT, 10/06/...
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  Fluoride: Why change?

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 5:30pm

  Dear Editor: I have a 50-year history with the wonderful community of Boothbay. My wife and I are excited to be raising our young daughter here as year-round residents. I’m writing in support of continuing to fluoridate our community water supply. From the CDC: “Most water contains some fluoride but usually not enough to prevent cavities. Community water systems can add just the right amount of fluoride to local drinking water to prevent cavities. Community water fluoridation is recommended by...
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  Great to join Rotary

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 5:30pm

  Dear Editor: I was recently inducted into our Boothbay Harbor Rotary. As a new member I can truly say I have never been welcomed and treated with such friendliness and support. I am a retired nurse and one of my outstanding hospital presidents once gave each nursing unit $10,000 to spend anyway that would make them feel appreciated or help their practice. That is what joining Rotary is like for me – $10,000 worth of generosity and friendship. Rotary is all about service and friendship. For...
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  We need Stover in Augusta

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 5:15pm

  Dear Editor: This is the sort of woman we want representing District 48. I had the privilege of driving Rep. Holly Stover as she knocked on doors in South Bristol during Pumpkinfest Weekend. We found lots of people at home – Democrat, Unenrolled, and Republican voters – all of them welcomed her as we traveled down winding, wooded drives to houses large and small. About halfway through our four-hour session, Holly was engaged in an extended conversation with a couple who often vote Republican...
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  Keep fluoride: Save your money and your teeth

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 5:15pm

  Dear Editor: Removing fluoride from the public drinking water will negatively impact residents of the Boothbay region in more ways than one. But, with the snowballing of misinformation online, it is important to first understand what is actually at stake and factually correct. Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral that can be found in low or high levels depending on the water source. Community water fluoridation adjusts the amount of fluoride in the drinking water, through rigorous testing...
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  Save our way of life

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 5:00pm

  Dear Editor: In case you haven’t been paying attention, hundreds of billions of dollars are being spent at the federal and state level on offshore wind development. The Biden and Mills administration is 100% committed to reimagining our historical marine economy into a new “green” economy made up of aquaculture and offshore wind power generation. If you don’t believe me, flip through the federal Inflation Reduction Act (what an excellent oxymoron) and Biden’s 2021 Infrastructure Investment and...
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  Vote for Holly Stover

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 5:00pm

  Dear Editor: I first spoke with Representative Holly Stover about issues important to me when she knocked on our door while campaigning, taking the time to listen to our concerns. It quickly became apparent that she is a patient, conscientious listener well versed on all the major issues that effect everyone in House District 48 who live in Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor, Southport, Edgecomb, Westport Island and South Bristol. Holly has a long career in community service working in fields that...
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  Pop quiz

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 4:45pm

  Dear Editor: What do these three things have in common? 1. Authoritarian: adjective: favoring or enforcing strict obedience to authority, especially that of the government, at the expense of personal freedom. 2. Totalitarian: adjective: relating to a system of government that is centralized and dictatorial and requires complete subservience to the state. 3. Dictatorial: adjective: of or typical of a ruler with total power. Answer: Socialism, Communism and the current Democrat policies of our...
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  Asphalt paving at Clifford Park

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 4:30pm

  Dear Editor: Considering the controversy nurtured by the Doyles over a reconfigured pre-existing asphalt parking lot at the working waterfront park. I was surprised to drive by the new playground at Clifford Park and to see a large newly paved asphalt parking lot. The Land Trust has proven a dirt driveway can serve just as well. In fact, we have several land preserves further on down the road and all have dirt parking lots and pathways. I noticed another smaller-looking paved road or pathway...
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  Reelect Governor Mills

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 4:15pm

  Dear Editor: When Janet Mills became not only our first woman governor but also the first Maine Governor in 24 years to be elected with a majority of the vote, I wondered how she could possibly manage the huge challenges she faced – a broken health care system, a suffering economy, underfunded education, children in poverty, a housing crisis. And then the pandemic hit! With her stunning record of service to draw on, as district attorney, state legislator, founder of the Maine Women’s Lobby,...
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  Vote for Pingree and Stover

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 4:15pm

  Dear Editor: We have only twice chosen to ask an elected representative for help. The first time, Chellie Pingree needed only to make a referral, which she did to a person who solved the problem quickly. The second time our call was to Holly Stover who answered the phone and immediately agreed to help. In this situation the solution was much more complicated, involving helping Kit and me understand the issue better and seeing it through to success. Holly’s help was literally lifesaving, and we...
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  Climate change is an urgent issue

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 4:00pm

  Dear Editor: Climate change is a priority issue for me – and for all of us. It is not only a quality of life issue but an economic issue. If we do not address climate change urgently, irreparable harm will be done to three of the most important ways of earning a living in Lincoln County (and the whole state): fisheries, agriculture and tourism. We cannot afford to wait for big business and politicians are not moving fast enough. Someone recently asked me if there is an issue that I think the...
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  Vote Democratic

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 3:45pm

  Dear Editor: Vote Democratic to protect the people of Maine and our beautiful state. Don't move Maine backward. Maine was recognized as one of the top states in the nation for working to mitigate the effects of climate change. We are considered one of the states that is least likely to experience a natural disaster event. But if the storm that hit Newfoundland had just been on a little different course we may have experienced a serious weather event. Climate change is real and frightening. Our...
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  An existential issue

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: My parents were engaged on the eve of the Second World War. My father, a pacifist, joined the army as a medic so he could play his part in defeating fascism without carrying a gun. He was wounded, captured, and spent years in a prison camp. My mother became a nurse. They lost five years of their lives and started a family late. I was born in 1948. Today, we have many uncomfortable similarities with 1930s Germany in those years before Hitler cemented his grip on power. We have the...
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  Reny is committed to community

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: It was more than a few years ago I was talking to a guy I went to school with who had become a lobsterman in his working life. He said, "You know, Jack, when the fishermen do well around here, everybody does well." I'd never thought about that before but as soon as he said it I knew it was right. Grocery stores, plumbers, house painters, lumber yards, car dealers, restaurants, schools, everyone benefits. Fishing was the foundational industry here nearly 400 years ago and it is...
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  Voting for Reny

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: I want my daughter and two granddaughters living in Maine to have a good life. A life of freedom, agency and self determination - to follow their dreams. But I know that their reproductive freedom is on the ballot. Because where Republicans have power, women and girls are second class citizens. That’s just wrong. In Maine Democrats have led the effort to protect those rights and we can’t go back. That’s why Cameron Reny has my vote for State Senate. She is committed and unequivocal...
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  Reelect Stover to House District 48

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: I am writing to support the reelection of Holly Stover to House District 48, serving Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor, Edgecomb, South Bristol, Southport and Westport Island. Her leadership over her first two terms in fighting the opioid epidemic is saving lives. Ten years ago I had a harrowing experience with a teenage family member battling opioid addiction when the teen overdosed in my home. He was in and out of consciousness, and I called 911 for the paramedics. I was terrified. When...
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  Vote ‘No’ to end water fluoridation

  Mon, 10/24/2022 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: The Boothbay Region Water District (BRWD)’s official position on the upcoming fluoridation referendum is “neither for nor against.” However, the undersigned residents of the Boothbay region are opposed to fluoridation of the public water supply and encourage voters to vote “No” to end water fluoridation. In the early 2000’s, by regional vote, the BRWD was mandated to maintain a level of fluoride in its drinking water as specified by the Maine Department of Health and Human Services...
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  Vote no on fluoride referendum

  Tue, 10/18/2022 - 10:45am

  Dear Editor: On Election Day we will vote on whether to continue fluoridating our public water supply. I will be voting “no.” While I understand fluoride prevents tooth decay, I want it out of our water. Here’s why: It has been shown fluoride is most effective at preventing tooth decay when applied topically—as in most toothpaste. Yet, the American Dental Association (ADA) and other large institutions (AMA, WHO, and CDC) continue to recommend broad uses of fluoride, including bluntly adding it...
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  Vote to eliminate flouride

  Mon, 10/17/2022 - 4:45pm

  Dear Editor: There are at least four main reasons to vote to eliminate fluoride from our drinking water: 1. Research claims fluoride is a toxic substance that is a risk of cancer, weakens bones, thyroid risks, etc. (check reliable online resources for lists). 2. Fluoride is a compound with usually a metal and it is a non-pharmaceutical drug that should not be ingested. 3. We get plenty of fluoride from toothpaste and other products. 4. It costs our water district $24,000 a year which we help...

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