We write to endorse Steve Moriarty for state representative in District 110. We have known Steve for a number of years, our children having attended Cumberland schools together. He stands out among elected officials for his professionalism, work ethic and personal integrity. His long experience in town government – on both the Town Council and […]
Karen Kreworuka
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Letter: Moriarty has led life of service
Steve Moriarty has led a life of service to his community and country. A veteran, he has served over 20 years on the Cumberland Town Council. Other town committees include the Planning Board and library board and currently, he is chairman of the Historical Society. As a successful lawyer, Steve has brought to bear his […]
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Letter: Falmouth project too big for 4½-acre parcel
In the face of Falmouth’s housing shortage, development at 271 U.S. Route 1, with 46 apartments, is promising. The 40,000 square feet of stores and office space may also enhance the “Village Center.” However, it’s not sustainable to build all of this on a 4½-acre lot, almost an acre of which is designated wetlands. The […]
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Letter: Moriarty supports reproductive rights
I am writing in support of Steve Moriarty’s bid for reelection to the Maine House of Representatives. Over the years, I have met or written to Steve to discuss pending legislation of interest to me. I have found him to be an informed, patient listener, one who is open to consider many points of view […]
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Letter: Pierce demonstrates strong leadership for Senate
I now live in a different Maine Senate district that includes Falmouth, Gray, Long Island, the majority of Yarmouth, and all of my hometown of North Yarmouth. I am thrilled that we have a candidate – Teresa Pierce – for the Senate who has demonstrated strong leadership as the House chair of the very important […]
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Letter: Kuhn always shows up for Falmouth
In September, when the Falmouth Land Trust held a fundraiser at the Hurricane Valley Farm to renovate the barn, Amy Kuhn showed up to support it. In October 2021, when the Falmouth Food Pantry had to cancel its annual community dinner and fundraiser, Amy Kuhn went on her Facebook page to ask for donations. From […]
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Arts Calendar: Oct. 7-14
Exhibits/Galleries “Immigration Stories: Exploring the Diverse Cultural Heritage of the Brunswick, Topsham and Harpswell Communities”: Pejepscot History Center, 159 Park Row, Brunswick, through December. “Maine Perspectives:” AIGA Summer Poster Show, Portland Public Library, Lower Level, 5 Monument Square, Portland, to Oct. 8, maine.aiga.org. Pulped Under Pressure: USM’s Glickman Library, 96 Falmouth St., 7th floor Great […]
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Inside Gray: Sept. 30
New HQ for GOP The Gray Town Republican Committee officially opened a temporary headquarters at 13 Main St. on Sept. 24. The office, located in the small shopping plaza across from Cumberland Farms, will be open until just after Election Day, Nov. 8, from 4-8 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and from noon to 3 […]
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It Happened in Windham: Oriental Hall a center of South Windham community
South Windham was a bustling place at the turn of the 20th century. Businesses lined Main Street on both sides of the Androscoggin River. The Androscoggin Pulp and Paper Mill and LC Andrew employed a large number of area residents and the railroad and trolley provided easy transportation to the busy, growing community. It was […]
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Cooking at the Cove: Sheet pan quesadillas a favorite meal or party snack
Because our family likes Mexican food so much, I had to make these quesadillas. This is a main dish that can double as a party food to enjoy while watching all those football games or streaming movies. Use whatever size rimmed sheet pans you have on hand and adjust the amount of ingredients accordingly. […]