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Fox and 17 friends prepare to debate

At least 17 Republicans are running for president. I believe the last time either major political party had that many candidates was the Democrats in 1976. Their winner was a long shot from Plains, Georgia, named Jimmy Carter. Can the GOP race get any weirder? I’m waiting for Little Richard, Ariana Grande and Tom Brady […]

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The fox is in the hen house

While many of us are enjoying our summer vacations and sitting by the pool or camping and hiking in the woods, there is a fox in the hen house, so to speak, as Congress has been busy passing legislation this summer removing many of the protections that we as consumers of food products now enjoy. […]

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Don’t attack unions, they help us all

Biddeford is in the midst of protracted contract negotiations with unions representing members of its police, fire and public works departments. With negotiations dragging on for more than six months, union members are getting a bit testy and have recently been picketing City Council meetings to protest proposed cuts to their current contracts. The city […]

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Thumbs up for the grant in Wells that funds a research project called “Who Owns the Beach?” The study of historical beach access and deeds could bolster the legal case for public access to private beaches. The public needs all the advocacy and historical context it can get in order to expand access to arguably […]

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Editorial Roundup

Brattleboro Reformer (Vt.), July 22: If you haven’t seen the video yet of the traffic stop that resulted in the arrest of Sandra Bland, it’s easy to criticize her for not following the commands of the Texas State Trooper who stopped her for failing to use her turn signal on July 10. After all, we […]