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Honoring a life well-lived

You want to feel disoriented and uncomfortable in your own skin? Try laughing at a funeral. It’s a very specific brand of emotional relief, one that can’t divest itself fully from feelings of guilt. You immediately start second guessing yourself in those moments. The laughter is cathartic, but it feels wrong. It’s healthy, but feels […]

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Denk for state Representative

Diane Denk has a good mind and a good heart, and she gets it done. She’s a untiring ally, a respected do-gooder, a friend you want fighting for you, for issues that are important to all of us and our children. I ask Biddeford, Kennebunkport and Kennebunk voters to seize this opportunity to have Diane […]

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Maine needs Ranked Choice Voting

I am responding to several points raised in a recent op-ed by Gordon Weil. A full rebuttal is impossible in the constraints of a letter to the editor. Mr. Weil concludes that Ranked Choice Voting is too expensive by citing the wrong number. He includes the cost of upgrading the state’s software, which will happen […]

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Broder has experience, compassion

We have known Bernard J. Broder (B.J.), Independent candidate for York County judge of probate, for more than 20 years. We regard B.J. as a trusted advisor for our estate and health care planning, and are truly honored to call him a friend as well as our attorney. When Patti’s father was diagnosed with terminal […]

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Review charter changes before voting

As a representative of Ward 3 in the Biddeford Charter Revision Commission, I urge all the Biddeford voters to review the changes that the nine members of the commission have agreed to submit to be voted on in the November elections. The commission went through the whole city charter in order to establish a good […]