The candidate, who has never held office and has raised no funds, wants a more personal City Hall.
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Feature Obituary: Gregory Schlieper, 49, loved building, military, helping others
GORHAM – Gregory D. Schlieper loved to use his hands and build things. He built decks for his pool and home. He painted rooms and built a tree fort for his companion’s children. In the 1990s, he tinkered constantly with his red 1960s Chevrolet Camaro. More recently, he reworked the engine of his 2004 Ford […]
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Jodie Lapchick: Collaborative, marketing skills stressed
She says she’s ready to work with various groups to implement an economic blueprint.
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David Marshall: A list of successes, ability to ‘get things done’
The Green Independent wants to invest in school facilities and a streetcar line, and to promote use of alternative fuels.
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Ralph Carmona: Prepared to speak for the city
The Portland mayoral candidate brings lobbying skills and political experience that he would use to attract funds for 21st century needs.
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John Eder: Focusing on help for the working-class
Affordable housing is a centerpiece of his campaign for Portland mayor, and he pledges to start construction of 1,000 units.
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Officials tour Forefront site
The Planning Board gets an on-site look at the scope of the Thompson’s Point Forefront project.
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Questions to the candidates
Fourteen of Portland’s 15 mayoral hopefuls attend a forum and give the public some answers.
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Charles Bragdon: Job skills for homeless, tidal power, small-business loans top agenda
He lived on the margins and got married at a shelter, and says his focus will be on ‘average people.’
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Markos Miller canceled big plans for ‘chance to do something special’
He has little political experience but believes he can help the city and its residents to ‘get engaged.’