I am proud to support Steve Silver for South Portland City Council. Steve has outstanding analytical and communication skills, which he will apply to the many challenges that our city is facing. As an employment attorney, Steve has insight into the needs and challenges of our business community. He is determined to clear the path […]

Serving our community in elected office requires those we entrust with that honor to balance many diverse needs and interests. Candidates must be dedicated, have a strong work ethic, communicate well and, as with the case of Sophie Warren, have a proven track record of working toward real solutions for the people. Sophie has performed […]

Anne Carney is approachable, grounded, thoughtful and exactly the person we need in the Maine Senate right now.Sen. Carney has tirelessly worked to improve the quality of life in our community. Her leadership as a member of the Committee on Environment and Natural Resources has led to a new law imposing tighter restrictions and testing […]

I support incumbent Eloise Vitelli for state Senate. Eloise was first elected in a special election in 2013 and is serving her second full term representing District 24, which comprises Sagadahoc County and the town of Dresden. She was elected by her peers to serve as majority leader in 2018. She continues to serve on […]

Brogan Teel earns my vote for Maine Senate District 23. In times when many people are struggling with finances and may not be able to afford home heating oil, Brogan’s opponent, Mattie Daughtry co-sponsored LD 434 in January 2019, an act that would have raised the prices of gasoline and heating oil. As a small-business […]

I was rather saddened to read the “logic/rationale” used by Mrs. Alysia Coats in her attempt to ban “Beyond Magenta: Trans Teens Speak Out.” (“RSU 1 to decide on book about trans teens,” Oct. 7). Her main premise was two-fold: Her child “is exposed to this book because it’s on a library shelf” and “his […]