Letters

• letter to the editor

  Don’t be rough with young children

  Mon, 04/17/2023 - 4:15pm

  Dear Editor: I am writing to let people know that playing too rough with children or shaking them can be harmful and cause hemorrhaging in the brain, dislocating joints, broken bones, and worse. I was waiting in line at the Boothbay Harbor Rotary Club barn sale April 15 when a young red-headed man was tossing his daughter (about 2 years old) around (apparently not knowing how rough). Some people looked as if they disapproved, since some people can be too rough not realizing that it can cause...
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  Bertelsen has our votes

  Mon, 04/17/2023 - 4:15pm

  Dear Editor: May 1 is election day for Boothbay and we are writing to convey our support for Erik Bertelsen as he seeks a position on the Boothbay Board of Selectmen. Erik would come to the position with no agenda, with no local business connections, with knowing the importance of listening to all sides, and with the knowledge that Boothbay needs to look to the future regarding the long-term needs of its’ schools, attainable housing and the needs of seniors, while maintaining a strong economy...
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  Bertelsen is worthy of votes

  Mon, 04/17/2023 - 4:00pm

  Dear Editor: We are writing to convey our support for Erik Bertelsen who is seeking a Board of Selectmen position for Boothbay on May 1. Erik is a well-respected and active member of our community. He is aware of and shares with us similar concerns regarding the needs of our community. All of us have known Erik and his wife, Abby Jones, for many years and are confident that Erik would bring an open mind and a cooperative approach to the challenges the town of Boothbay and its residents may face...
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  Bertelsen for selectman

  Mon, 04/17/2023 - 3:45pm

  Dear Editor: I am writing to express my enthusiastic support of Erik Bertelsen as he seeks a position on the Board of Selectmen of the town of Boothbay. I assure you that when we elect Erik, we will be strengthening the town's leadership group and we, as Boothbay residents, will benefit from his willingness to work hard, his wisdom and his fairness. He is approachable, good natured and willing to consider varying opinions. And, he will do what is right for our great town and its people, I'm...
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  Voting for Griffin

  Mon, 04/17/2023 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: We are very pleased that Denise Griffin is willing to continue her career in public service by running for reelection to the Board of Selectmen. We have known Denise for over 30 years and have observed her dedication to the citizens of the town of Boothbay Harbor. Her diligence, energy, intelligence, and business experience have been invaluable to the town. We strongly support her candidacy. John and Genie O'Connell Boothbay Harbor
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  Re: Truth

  Mon, 04/17/2023 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: Francine Rondina’s reaction to my letter (March 30) deserves this response: A grand sickness has befallen the land. Maine schools are failing in their mission compared to nationwide academic levels, finger wagging at white kids condemning them as born inherently racist, school councilors are covertly converting girls into boys, child pornography is cavorted in libraries, woke hokum is spewed indiscriminately within the curriculum. These are are our children, our most precious...
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  Return Griffin to select board

  Mon, 04/17/2023 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: Denise Griffin has served Boothbay Harbor as selectman for a number of years. She collaborated with the town of Boothbay and school officials to update the school charter. She's concerned about taxes and wants to lead our community into the future. She gets things done! Now she's up for reelection, and she happens to be the only candidate on the slate who lives here throughout the year. The stakes are clear: A vote for Griffin is a vote for quality year-round leadership. Martha...
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  State your support for National Popular Vote

  Mon, 04/17/2023 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: The National Popular Vote (NPV) bill has been given its official LD number: LD 1578. This bill has received bipartisan support, with Rep. Arthur Bell as the lead sponsor. The National Popular Vote bill would guarantee the presidency to the candidate who receives the most popular votes in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The bill would make every person’s vote equal throughout the U.S. It would ensure that every vote, in every state, will matter in every presidential...
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  Keep the Property Tax Stabilization Act

  Mon, 04/10/2023 - 3:45pm

  Dear Editor: It is sad to read the state is considering abandoning the Property Tax Stabilization Act put in place last year. It was a bold effort to help elders to prevent their property taxes from escalating. I agree the program is expensive and puts another mandated burden on our municipal tax collectors who are already overworked. With a little more thought maybe the program can be salvaged. First, limit the benefit to elders with income under $100,000. This would prevent huge benefits from...
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  Please vote for Bertelsen

  Mon, 04/10/2023 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: As Boothbay Harbor residents we are not able to vote for Erik Bertelsen but did wish to convey our keen support of Erik as he seeks a Board of Selectmen position for the town of Boothbay. We have known Erik for many years through numerous church and YMCA activities and know of his willingness to work hard and for keeping an open mind. We urge Boothbay voters to cast their vote for Erik on May 1. You will not be disappointed. John Schindler, Beth Laderer, Jane Wissman, Wayne Glaser...
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  BOA applied wrong standard of review in appeal

  Mon, 04/10/2023 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: On March 30, 2023, the Boothbay Harbor Board of Appeals (BOA) granted an administrative appeal filed by our abutters, Joseph and Jill Doyle. The appeal was decided on the narrow basis that there was “insufficient evidence in the record and proceedings before the Planning Board” that a proposed 12-spot parking area on the southerly portion of the site had been relocated to comply with shoreland zoning setbacks “to the greatest practical extent,” as required by Boothbay Harbor’s...
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  Running for Edgecomb select board

  Mon, 04/10/2023 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: My name is Amy Winston. I am running for the Edgecomb Select Board. Election day is May 20. Edgecomb and our neighboring communities have world-class natural, cultural, economic, and community assets. I’d like to be a part of safeguarding those assets and making them work for all those who live here. For those who don’t know me, I have lived in Lincoln County for 25 years, 16 of them in Edgecomb. Like many of you, I have a deep commitment to this place. I am in awe of the...
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  Vote for Bertelsen

  Mon, 04/10/2023 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: Erik Bertelsen is a well-respected and active member of our community who is seeking a Board of Selectmen position for Boothbay. He is aware of and shares with many of us similar concerns regarding the needs of our community, and because these concerns are interrelated, Erik believes a proactive, broad based thinking is needed. We have known Erik and his wife, Abby Jones, for many years and are confident that Erik would bring an open mind and a collaborative approach to the...
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  Truth

  Mon, 04/03/2023 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: Let's start with one truth. The article that is quoted in “Parents must revolt” (Letters, 3/30) is from Maine Wire. According to AllSides, Maine Wire has a far-right bias. AllSides™ is a media solutions company that strengthens our democratic society with balanced news, media bias ratings, and diverse perspectives. My absolute favorite line in the editorial was “DEI, SEL, CRT and Gender Fluidity as necromancy.” Social-emotional learning (SEL) teaches students how to manage their...
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  Many, many thanks

  Mon, 04/03/2023 - 2:15pm

  Dear Editor: Many thanks to all of you thoughtful volunteers, both the weekly regulars as well as those who were responsible for each week's tasty luncheons this past winter hosted at Brady's. We would like to personally thank each and all in print, but don't want to run the risk of inadvertently of leaving someone out. Instead only two names will go to print with the intent to thank all others through their names. Jen for making such a warm, welcoming venue, Brady's, available those many weeks...
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  A corporation asking for public money ought to tell us who it is

  Mon, 03/27/2023 - 3:45pm

  Dear Editor: The community did not have a voice when the selectmen granted the BRDC $50,000.00 of American Rescue Plan funds. BRDC reports it is targeting $350,000.00 in regional ARP funding. The minutes for the Boothbay Board of Selectmen meeting on Sept. 14, 2022 reports that Erin Cooperrider presented the Boothbay Regional Development Corporation’s like so: BRDC is governed by a Board of Directors who are year-round residents actively involved in real estate development, supportive housing,...
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  Parents must revolt

  Mon, 03/27/2023 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: So, what’s next, drag queen story hour for third graders at Southport Elementary? Maine Department of Education Commissioner Pender Makin told lawmakers on Wednesday, March 15 “Traditional academic learning — like reading, writing and math — should be a lower priority in Maine schools than social-emotional learning and programming on race and gender.” (Steve Robinson, Maine Wire) DEI, SEL, CRT and Gender Fluidity as necromancy. Leftist, woke indoctrination by way of Diversity,...
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  Economics/Politics 101

  Mon, 03/27/2023 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: 1. The government bails out SVB Bank. 2. The parent company of SVB Bank, SVB Financial Group (SIVB) files for bankruptcy. 3. On March 6, 2023 SIVB stock was trading at $281.96/share. 4. There are 59,200,000 shares of SIVB stock. 5. On March 6, 2023 SIVB stock was worth $16,692,032,000.00 6. After filing for bankruptcy stocks usually end up worthless. 7. 98.43% of the shares are held by institutions and Mutual Funds. 8. Most pension funds consist of stock and mutual funds. 9. End...
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  Appreciate the support for Nataleigh

  Mon, 03/27/2023 - 2:30pm

  Dear Editor: I would like to take a moment to thank this wonderful town for all the support you gave Nataleigh Blackman for our trip to Tennessee. Nat's guitar decided to break just 30 minutes before her performance but thankfully Brian Plato let her use his which she had never played but she did wonderful. Nat got two rising star awards -- she is a star in my book anyway. I would like to thank the people who donated to her very expensive trip. Webster/Beal fund, K.P. Lodge #32, Jodie’s Cafe,...
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  Thanks for the support

  Mon, 03/20/2023 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: On behalf of the Maine Lobstermen’s Association, I would like to take this opportunity to thank those involved in the recent fundraiser held at Robinson’s Wharf to benefit the Save Maine Lobstermen’s Legal Defense Fund. A huge thank you to everyone at Robinson’s who made this event so successful, with a special thank you to Craig Slater and family for hosting the event at the “Wharf,” and for the generous donation of 100% of the proceeds to the cause. I would also like to thank all...
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  Why it's important to learn history

  Mon, 03/20/2023 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: World War I: Why did Germany start WW I? Germany sought to break up the French-Russian alliance and was fully prepared to take the risk that this would bring about a major war. Some in the German elite welcomed the prospect of beginning an expansionist war of conquest. World War II: What was the German excuse for attacking Poland? On Sept. 1, 1939, Germany invaded Poland. To justify the action, Nazi propagandists accused Poland of persecuting ethnic Germans living in Poland. They...
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  Board of Appeals’ scope of review

  Mon, 03/20/2023 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: As a reminder, the Boothbay Harbor Board of Appeals’ jurisdiction to decide this appeal is appellate and is governed by Section 170-101.11(H)(3)(b) of Boothbay Harbor’s Land Use Ordinance (the “LUO”). Under this standard, the BOA may reverse the decision of the Planning Board only if it finds that the decision “was contrary to specific provisions of the article or contrary to the facts presented in the record to the Planning Board.” This is a highly deferential standard. In...
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  Clothesline for Caring

  Mon, 03/20/2023 - 2:30pm

  Dear Editor: I would like to thank everyone who participated in our "Clothesline for Caring" at the Boothbay Harbor United Methodist Church! This was our third year with this mission. During the winter months we had hats, mittens, gloves and scarves available on the clothesline. This year we gave out 118 items – which was up from last year which was 70 items. We where very glad to be able to help the community in this way. We have already begun collecting for next year. People are always asking...
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  Will Smith the bad guy?

  Mon, 03/13/2023 - 4:00pm

  Dear Editor: How low can a person stoop? Where do we draw the line? Is it acceptable to laugh at people who have suffered a personal dilemma? When I saw Chris Rock get up on stage and make a joke about an unfortunate situation Will Smith’s wife is dealing with, and hear an audience roar with laughter ... and now Will Smith is the bad guy for standing up for his wife? Chris Rock didn’t even have the decency to apologize! Was anyone surprised? Burke Ramsay Boothbay
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  Cause of housing shortage is a false narrative

  Mon, 03/13/2023 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: The idea that the housing shortage in Maine or the USA is caused by housing underproduction is a well-crafted narrative but historical data shows that the cause of the housing shortage is not the underproduction of housing needed for residential living and so one must ask why and how this narrative became the basis of LD 2003 ( HP 1489 ), that robs Maine communities of their constitutional Home Rule right to decide matters local and municipal in character. The under-production myth...
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  Djokavic no, illegals yes

  Mon, 03/13/2023 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: The greatest tennis player in current history is denied access to the United States based on bogus vaccination status. Yet masses of humanity cross the border unabated and unscrutinized. Please somebody reconcile this hypocrisy. John Splaine West Boothbay Harbor
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  A material difference in numbers

  Mon, 03/06/2023 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: According to the Register’s story of Feb. 28, Boothbay Harbor’s town manager ‘corrects’ my attorney’s (Collins) statement on legal fees. Collins had stated that the town spent $150k (on land use matters since November 2021) most of which went to the Newcastle Realty Building case and the ongoing dispute between the East Side Park and its neighbors. The town manager told the selectmen that only $14k in fees were spent on these cases - a material difference. I went back through the...
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  Governor needs to help the homeless

  Mon, 03/06/2023 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: Our Governor needs to stop accepting refugees in Maine. Actual Mainers are homeless and we have no housing available. Some towns are paying up to $10k per month per room to house people in hotels. Isn’t this price gouging? Hotels that take vouchers are full. Shelters are full. Warming centers only stay open all night during “extreme” subfreezing temperatures. Money is available but no actual housing for homeless Mainers to use it. DHHS and other entities give...
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  From an old retired Marine

  Mon, 03/06/2023 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: Here are some thoughts from an old retired U.S. Marine. Happiness is not about getting what you want. It’s about enjoying all you have. “Don’t waste time, time is the final currency man, not money, not power, it’s time,” David Crosby I know being 20 years old in the ’70s was a lot more fun than being 70 years old in the 2020s. I have learned that there are three things in life for certain – health, wealth and time. When you’re young and in your teen years, you have time, good...
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  The future of the greenhouse property

  Mon, 03/06/2023 - 2:15pm

  Dear Editor: To those that are concerned about the future of the former Boothbay Region Greenhouse s property, I hope the following points will relieve any anxiety, as the last thing the residents of Squirrel Island want to do is cause any upset within the Harbor community, believe me. 1. The property was offered for sale to anyone interested, for at least the past two years. 2. The business was already closed before I approached Bob and Kitty Boyd. 3. Utilizing the property for parking is not...
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  Informational meeting for Edgecomb voters

  Mon, 02/27/2023 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: Edgecomb voters who want to educate themselves about the proposed budget for the 2023-2024 fiscal year should plan to attend the informational budget meeting with the Select Board, Budget Committee, and Department Heads on Tuesday, March 7, at 6:30 p.m. Especially for those concerned about the “vacuum” of casting your votes via referendum voting, this is your opportunity to listen, discuss, and ask questions. Edgecomb’s Select Board, Department Heads, and Budget Committee, many of...
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  Thank you Eastside Waterfront Park board

  Mon, 02/27/2023 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: In an effort to protect Maine’s working waterfront, Boothbay Region Maritime Foundation (BRMF) was conceived and in 2018 recognized as a Maine nonprofit organization. With the help of funds from Land for Maine’s Future, plus the generosity of local benefactors, BRMF was able to purchase Sea Pier, a lobster buying wharf on the east side of Boothbay Harbor and renamed the facility Carter’s Wharf. The Carter’s Wharf Project to aid the commercial working waterfront includes the...
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  Support the Waterfront Park

  Mon, 02/27/2023 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: I wish to express my support for the Boothbay Harbor Waterfront Preservation/Eastside Waterfront Park. I have been very supportive of this since it was proposed. I strongly encourage the citizens who live full time in Boothbay Harbor or who are part-time residents like myself, and visitors and tourists, to openly express their support for its completion. I am very grateful for the dedicated supporters who have developed this great plan which will offer all who come to the Harbor a...
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  Boothbay snow day closures

  Mon, 02/27/2023 - 2:30pm

  Dear Editor: Although it seems that snow-caused closures are based on forecasts, not on actual amounts of snow, it would be an enormous help to have our local TV channel post the closures for the town instead of using the CBS channel’s postings, which most times do not even show a Boothbay listing. An example from the snow on February 22/23 was that there was not even one mention of Boothbay closures on CBS, yet some of the venues of interest to me were found closed when I drove to them: YMCA,...

• Commendable action

  Tue, 02/21/2023 - 1:15pm

  Dear Editor: I’m writing in support of the work that Steve Lorrain and the building exploratory committee have done. No matter how your readers might feel about the merits of the current or revised proposal for new facilities at BRHS and BRES, they should know how much volunteer time and effort, like Steve’s have gone into this project. Steve and the Building Exploratory Committee are fine examples of citizens who are willing to give of their time and talent to make our community a better place...
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  Fair hearings?

  Tue, 02/21/2023 - 9:15am

  Dear Editor: Taxpayers should be alarmed anytime the town spends $147,000 on lawyers, but more so when most of that money was spent on a case that the town lost in Supreme Court, is un-appealable, and still not taken seriously. This case and its legal costs involved the Newcastle Realty building rebuild where the town had been trying to stop the neighbors from receiving a fair hearing to appeal the project – a right affirmed by the courts eight months ago – and yet still not addressed by the...
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  Police staffing concerns

  Mon, 02/20/2023 - 6:30pm

  Dear Editor: I have concerns regarding Bill Pearson’s article reporting about the issue raised at the 2/13/2023 selectmen meeting about the understaffed police force in Boothbay Harbor.. Having once been a resident, I am now just a frequent visitor to the area, as I have multiple family members living in the town full time. The selectmen owe the taxpayers, who have paid in good faith, expecting emergency services in return, an update on the plan to return the police staffing to its previous...

• Of charters and master researchers

  Mon, 02/20/2023 - 4:30pm

  Dear Editor: I prefer to respond to on-line commentator cabal in the letters to the editor so that it remains in the public discourse to any master researcher and after being repeatedly asked to simply read the charter written before there was even a CSD board of directors or a board of trustees. In fact, the first pages of the charter outlined how the boards were to be set up. It told of their responsibilities, make-up from respective towns, outlined powers given. I shouldn’t have to tell a...
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  Politics and science are like oil and water

  Mon, 02/20/2023 - 3:45pm

  Dear Editor: There is no question that nuclear power, which is clean and affordable energy that doesn’t pollute or kill birds and whales, is the future. The reality is that 32 countries around the world currently generate their electricity using nuclear reactors. There are 438 operating reactors, with 57 in the building phase. In Western countries, they are built to exceedingly high safety standards and, in all countries where they operate, they produce clean, affordable energy. Not...
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  Government is controlling

  Mon, 02/20/2023 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: Rugged individualism is dead. Government dependency replaced the very moral fiber on which Maine was founded. We have always paid our own bills. Janet Mills has declared war on gas and oil, giving fuel to saturating us with handouts (our own $), dowsing our god given sense of self-reliance. Mills still blames Putin. Go to the grocery store and look at the prices the president touts do not exist. Just two years ago, we were pulling our own weight after a government induced universal...
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  Mills’ payments

  Mon, 02/13/2023 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: I would like to thank Governor Mills for our "people’s/socialist payments" of $900. The payments came just in time to help pay for half of our latest fuel delivery. But then again, had Trump been re-elected in 2020 the price of oil would be about $1.50 a gallon and our payments would have been totally unnecessary. Joe Scorcia Boothbay
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  Green hoax

  Mon, 02/13/2023 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: Let’s face it, Green energy is a joke. It punishes the poor. Batteries are made out of rare earth minerals mostly mined by third world peasants who will never see the fruits of their brutal labor. Enjoy your EV you high brow hypocrite while the earth is raped and children are exploited for your green vision. Ah, maybe some more Chinese solar panels… no forced labor there right? Just disgusting. John Splaine West Boothbay Harbor
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  Tone of our ‘free speech’

  Mon, 02/13/2023 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: Things are tough, all around … prices are high; the economy is twitchy; it is the middle of winter. And, even with all the good in my life (I am an incredibly fortunate person), my spirits get down. But, downness breeds downness … and I personally do not want to foster downness – it breeds frustration and anger. My grandmother taught us – “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything.” At the time I thought it was the dumbest thing I had ever heard and I certainly have not...
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  Lady Seahawks: Pride in the past and working on the future

  Mon, 02/13/2023 - 2:45pm

  Dear Editor: I want to take a minute to recognize this season’s Lady Seahawks basketball team on a hard fought season. The wins are going to come! I had the privilege to come to a practice and work with a very young team featuring just one senior and one junior. Their collective energy was off the charts. I know that if they continue to grind, stick together, and dedicate themselves this summer, there is no doubt that tournament success will be in their future. Thank you to coaches Bruce Orne,...
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  This is what it has come down to

  Mon, 02/06/2023 - 3:30pm

  Dear Editor: The visioning for our current planning began in 2018 after the referendum for the heating and ventilation upgrades at the elementary school. Visioning is political speech; I call it planning. Our school district is guided by a two-town charter. As far as I know, we are the only school system in the state to be governed this way. There may be others but I am not aware. Two separate boards: CSD Curriculum, Teachers, Administration, Trustees, Buildings, Grounds, Maintenance. The...
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  An American tragedy

  Mon, 02/06/2023 - 3:15pm

  Dear Editor: My parents were born poor, survived the Depression, graduated high school in 1938, helped win a world war, found productive employment, got married, bought an affordable home, raised eight healthy children in a safe environment, and lived a long and fruitful life … together. Perhaps more troubled and aimless young Americans need to start asking: “Why were we urged to despise our country rather than dream happy dreams?” Phil Molvar Southport
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  Re: 14 Todd Avenue

  Mon, 02/06/2023 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: Dennis Hilton complains in this paper about legal bills spent by him and taxpayers on court cases regarding his new downtown Newcastle Realty building which came before the Maine Supreme Court. His letter misrepresents the dispute itself, the parties involved, and an important point: Mr. Hilton lost. The non-appealable ruling is online for all to see. The court sent back the permitting done by the Code Enforcement Officer (CEO) with specific instructions to do the job right...
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  Wrong priorities

  Mon, 01/30/2023 - 4:00pm

  Dear Editor: We have, by any metric, a crisis on our Southern border with record amounts of fentanyl coming into our country and people entering our nation unvetted taxing our cities and states resources. Our president is waging a proxy war with Russia through Ukraine lately sending them the world’s most advanced armor system. Our nation’s most important and trusted institutions have proven to have been weaponized against significant portions of the population. All this and more plaguing our...
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  Bring back Trump

  Mon, 01/30/2023 - 3:45pm

  Dear Editor: Two years ago I wrote a letter saying that Biden voters may have unknowingly voted for the ruin of the U.S.A. It certainly appears now that I was correct. To those voters, I ask the question: is this really what you want for our country? Can you tell us even one policy of the Biden regime that you're proud of? Is it any wonder why the "Left" has made every attempt to prevent President Trump from being president. After multiple and costly investigations, weaponizing our FBI, DOJ,...
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  Resolving the matter at 14 Todd Ave.

  Mon, 01/30/2023 - 3:00pm

  Dear Editor: Since 2020 I have been defending myself as a party-in-interest against legal action initiated by Tom Myette against the town of Boothbay Harbor, connected with property I own at 14 Todd Avenue. As an area native who has enjoyed the Boothbay region my whole life, I am excited to contribute to the commerce of the downtown area. Along with the staff at Newcastle Realty, I have been overwhelmed by how welcoming the community has been, and the positive comments about our building...

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