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Karen Kreworuka

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    October 17, 2022

    Letter: Moriarty, Pierce are attentive to local concerns

    Steve Moriarty and Teresa Pierce have served in the state Legislature with a calm demeanor and attentiveness to local concerns, serving Mainers well. Each is approachable, a leader who listens then explores the best options for Maine. Both supported policies that enhance growth in the Maine economy and brought more state funding to our local […]

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    October 17, 2022

    Letter: Kuhn has qualities needed in Augusta

    As a Falmouth Town Council member and chairwoman, Amy Kuhn has demonstrated her ability to collaborate with others. Her ability to listen and respectfully guide public comments was a model for others. In addition, the policies she has promoted show that she supports members of the community from all walks of life. She advocates for […]

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    October 17, 2022

    Letter: Egan helps bring out best in Freeport

    I’m writing to encourage my fellow Freeport voters to reelect John Egan to the Town Council. Earlier this year, residents concerned about the heating of our planet formed Freeport Climate Action Now. Its mission is to promote and support local action. No one has been more supportive of our efforts than Egan. He listens. And […]

  • Published
    October 17, 2022

    Letter: Falmouth should have inclusive pre-K program

    Buying a lottery ticket can be fun. However, a lottery is no way to determine who attends a public school. Falmouth is an exceptionally well-run town. Our school system is one of the best. Our district is starting a pre-kindergarten program for 2023. Unfortunately, the plan is such that some Falmouth 4-year-olds will not be able […]

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    October 17, 2022

    Letter: Hardworking Pierce, Moriarty are rare politicians

    Please join me and vote for Teresa Pierce for state Senate and Steve Moriarty for the House of Representatives. I’ve spent almost two decades working on federal policy. I’ve seen my share of politicians who talk a good game and don’t do anything unless it makes them look good. I’ve also come across a few […]

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    October 17, 2022

    Letter: Pierce, Kuhn will protect our rights

    The stakes are high. The Nov. 8 election is not just about who will serve in Augusta, but about our core values and our vision for the future of our American democracy. It is about the rule of law, environmental protections, access to reproductive health care, and educational and economic opportunity for all. To represent […]

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    October 17, 2022

    Letter: Sachs works for true tax relief

    I write to thank state Rep. Melanie Sachs, Freeport, for trying her best to fix the flawed Property Tax Stabilization program passed this year. Thank you for voting no, along with the majority of Taxation Committee members, after the sponsor would not fix the serious flaws. That the sponsor of the bill chose to sneak […]

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    October 17, 2022

    Letter: White is successful businesswoman with big heart

    Jennifer White’s award-winning business reveals her many skills. Her service to others reveals her huge heart. In 1999, Jennifer opened a child care center, A Joyful Noise, offering educational programs for infants through fifth-graders, licensed for up to 100 children. It was voted Best Day Care Center in the Lakes Region the past five years. […]

  • Published
    October 17, 2022

    Portland meetings: Oct. 19-26

    Wed.  10/19  6 p.m.  Historic Preservation  Zoom. Wed.  10/19  4 p.m.  Public Art Committee  Portland Public Library Room 3 & Zoom. Thur.  10/20  5 p.m.  Finance Committee  Zoom. Thur.  10/20  7 p.m.  Zoning Board of Appeal  Zoom. Mon.  10/24  7:30 p.m.,  Public meeting on proposed Payson Park music festival  Ocean Avenue Elementary School Cafeteria  150 Ocean Ave. […]

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    October 17, 2022

    Arts Calendar: Oct. 28-Nov. 4

    Exhibits/Galleries Michael Kolster and work from the Stephen K. Halpert Collection: noon, UNE Art Gallery, 716 Stevens Ave., Portland. Ongoing Casco Bay Artisans: 68 Commercial St., Building A, Portland, cascobayartisans.com. “Immigration Stories: Exploring the Diverse Cultural Heritage of the Brunswick, Topsham and Harpswell Communities”: Pejepscot History Center, 159 Park Row, Brunswick, through December. Maine Art Collective: […]

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