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Letter: This RV name is an out-of-‘Bounder’

John Balentine’s recent column on RV models amused me greatly. Indeed, I share his interest and wonderment at some of their names.  The ones he mentioned are among those I hold dear.  There are, however, a couple of others worth mentioning. The Hurricane and The Avalanche, for obvious reasons, seem to me to be examples of less-than-brilliant […]

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Letter: Why remove the trees in Brunswick?

Today while running errands in Brunswick, I was heartbroken to see piles of dead trees lining the median strip and sides of the road along Route 1.  Did a tornado hit while we were away?  Is the road being widened?  From Cook’s Corner to New Meadows, about 3 miles, complete and utter devastation. Is there […]

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Letter: Brunswick leash law deserves respect

After parking my car recently at Simpson’s Point, a large unleashed dog came up to me. When I politely asked the owner to leash her dog, I was greeted with profanity so obscene that it is unprintable. She continued with even more of this foul language when I pointed out that two signs require that […]

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Letter: Thanks for respecting South Portland preserve

I am very grateful that Dow’s Woods Nature Preserve will protect the habitat for the abundant wildlife contained in this small area in the very center of South Portland. Thank you to everyone for respecting the rules of no pets, no bikes, no motorized vehicles, and only quiet recreation so that even the smallest plant […]

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Letter: Trump, churches v. the Constitution

Why do evangelical religions continue to support President Donald Trump when his cruel treatment of human beings is an antithesis to Biblical teachings? These religious groups are Trump’s largest supporters.  Jerry Falwell, head of a mega evangelical Baptist church, said there is nothing Trump could do that would make him withdraw his support.  He said “You don’t […]

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Letter: Yarmouth should heed park panel’s findings

How disappointing to learn that a former Yarmouth town councilor is still leveraging against bicycling and other updated activities in Pratts Brook Park. As the former chairman of the Parks & Lands Committee, tasked with visioning and drafting a revised master plan for the park, I can attest that multiple public meetings were held regarding […]