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Young adults push political change

When political conservatives met last weekend in Washington, a split in their ranks emerged. Younger activists urged the right wing to focus on economic issues and downplay opposition to same-sex marriage and marijuana legislation. That divide is concrete evidence of a newly reported break between younger and older adults, not limited to conservatives. The widely […]

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Saco Food Pantry thanks guiding lights

A lighthouse is a building, tower or other structure that emits light that helps to guide and bring one safely home. For the clients of the Saco Food Pantry, these are the names given their lighthouses: Women’s Educational and Industrial Union, Brooklyn’s Bakery, Shaw’s, Vacationland Bowling, Saco Valley Auto Care, Trinity Episcopal Church, Hannaford, Cornerstone […]

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Personal beliefs can’t affect public business

The Arizona Legislature pulled a dandy recently. They asked their governor to sign a bill allowing any business the freedom to discriminate based on religious beliefs. The governor vetoed the bill. The First Amendment guaranteeing our nation the freedom of religion is not a legal loophole that allows religious people to hurt other people based […]