State rep candidate will work tirelessly I am thrilled to endorse Ellie Sato to represent Gorham District 109 in the State House. Ellie is uniquely qualified to serve as state representative, having served as an aide to Democratic senators at the State House, myself included. Ellie is a fast-learner and a great listener; I’ve seen […]
Dan King
Mainewhile: Where are you from? It’s a complicated question
“Where are you from?” Such an interesting question. On the one hand, I think it is absolutely fundamental to the human experience to ask this. It is rooted in the primal idea of “clan,” the big question of “friend or foe?” I think about all of the many cultures where when people meet, they greet […]
Letters to the Editor
Take close look at proposed charter There is an element of the proposed new Town Charter that is not likely to get coverage in the commission’s promotional campaign. Current Charter: Section 3.03: “Select Board member (sic) shall be compensated at rates adopted by the Annual Town Meeting …” Proposed Charter Section 2.1.6: “The Town Council […]
Opinion – Comedy show, live auction benefits Founders Park in Wells
Enjoy an evening of laughter and live auction on Thursday, Oct. 10, at the Village by the Sea Resort on Route 1 in Wells. The Founders Park Community Center Committee invites the public to join them as they present popular comedians Gary Caouette, Steve Scarfo, and Ryan Gartley in a stand-up comedy show with a […]
Community News – Town House School to host ‘Jimi Volume 2’
Town House School to host Jimi Volume 2 Mid-Week Music continues Wednesday, Oct. 9, at 7 p.m. with Jimi Volume 2. Mark Gunter (keyboards/vocal), Dylan Kumnick (drums), John Kumnick (bass/vocal), and Dana Pearson (guitar/vocal) will perform their second annual batch of songs from Seattle’s favorite son, Jimi Hendrix. Likely tunes on their setlist include “Foxey […]
Record turnout for Arundel Fall Trail Festival
Arundel Conservation Trust’s fourth annual Fall Trail Fest hosted a record turnout on Saturday when nearly 170 participants completed a trio of events. The festivities, based at the Arundel Municipal Building, included 5K, 10K and half marathon runs that employed the trust’s Arundel Community Trails and the Eastern Trail. Eli Nixon, of Portland, won the […]
Business – Chamber honors business, community leaders
The Kennebunk Kennebunkport Arundel Chamber of Commerce held its annual dinner meeting, Drive to Be the Best, on Sept. 19 at Vinegar Hill, honoring dozens of local businesses and business leaders. “We love the community celebration that Drive has become,” said Chamber Executive Director Laura Dolce in a Sept. 20 news release. “It’s a tremendous […]
Obituary – Kathy Martin
Kathy Martin Kathy Martin passed away comfortably at her Kennebunk home on Sept. 18, 2024. Her family and neighborhood friends kept her company during her last days. They recalled many fond memories with both tears and laughter as they celebrated her remarkable life. Kathy was part of a large family. She was born on July […]
From Augusta – Supporting our heroes is imperative
Last week, we recognized the 23rd anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. This is a sad day of remembrance, but also an important time to honor all the first responders who risked their lives that day, and those who continue to protect the lives of Mainers in our communities every day. There are heroes […]
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