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All a boat a boy

In a past life, I was a mariner. Or at least I would have been, were there such a thing as reincarnation. There are still some religions and cultures that believe a soul, or spirit, survives biological death to take on new life in a new form; it’s an especially important part of the Hindu […]

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Thumbs up to Miranda Gilman, the other panelists, and the folks who turned up to hear about heroin addiction in York County at a recent forum in Sanford. What folks learned was the extent of the epidemic, and that there are treatments that work. Gilman was blunt about her situation and her long road through […]

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Re-elect Don Pilon as Mayor of Saco

There is a race for Saco Mayor that should get our attention: Current Mayor Don Pilon is being challenged by former Mayor Ron Michaud. During these last two years, Don Pilon has led Saco through growth and prosperity. Michaud’s policies several years ago led to a fiscal disaster which resulted in an 18-percent tax increase. […]

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Saco needs Ron Michaud

Dear fellow citizens of Saco, I am writing to you today concerning the candidacy of Mr. Roland “Ron” Michaud for the office of Mayor. I had an opportunity to work directly with Ron for nearly two years during Saco’s effort to return to an independent school system. Although he has previously served on Saco’s Planning […]

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Why Rubio scares the Democrats

Marco Rubio scares me,” wrote Steve Schale, a Democratic strategist in Florida. “If you’re a Democrat, he should be the one you don’t want to face.” The New York Times reported Schale’s memo last May. It’s still valid, and a close look at the Republican field reveals that Rubio’s chances of winning the nomination continue […]

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Supporting Tardif for Saco Council

I write in support of Arthur Tardif ’s candidacy to Saco’s Ward 5 council seat because of his unique value, not only to the residents of Ward 5, but to the entire city. Councilor Tardif ’s training and powers of observation allow him to identify and recommend efficient utilization of the city’s employees. In addition […]