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Letter: Reelect Amy Kuhn to Falmouth council

It is my pleasure to support Amy Kuhn for reelection to the Falmouth Town Council. Amy is an outstanding town councilor. She has been a strong leader from the start, nominated as chair during her second year on the board and renominated again this year. It has been quite a year – or two – […]

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Letter: Charter commission candidate seeks to empower ‘off-peninsula’ neighborhoods

Portland’s northern district is a largely forgotten area of our city. Tucked a few miles away from the hustle and bustle of downtown, thousands of Portland residents live here. North Deering, Riverton and Deering Center are rich with trails, outdoor recreation, outstanding neighborhood restaurants, families and local schools. As a lifelong resident of District 5, […]

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Letter: Support Segrist for Cumberland Town Council

I am writing in support of Mark Segrist for Cumberland Town Council (Cumberland Foreside). I was introduced to Mark through his wife, Angela, who is the founder of Maine Needs. As an international trade and customs attorney, Mark also actively gives back to our greater community as a volunteer with Maine Volunteer Lawyers Project and, […]

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Letter: Teachers don’t belong on school boards

As with the town of Bowdoin in the MSAD 75 district next month, there are school board elections occurring across the state in which communities must decide between handing the keys over to a national teacher union or build a school board comprised of objective non-conflicted members that prioritize the kids and taxpayers in their […]

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No. Yarmouth newcomers running for open school board seat

Two residents are vying to fill a three-year vacancy on the School Administrative District 51 Board of Directors after North Yarmouth incumbent Katherine Perrin decided not to run for reelection. Vanessa Bryant and Thomas McGuinness are running for one of two open seats on the five-member board, which includes representatives from North Yarmouth and Cumberland. […]