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Lakes Region faith reaches out

I am encouraged by the believers in our Lakes Region. They are smiled upon by the Lord, surely. For instance, the other day I received a phone call from a Christian in Nova Scotia. His father had just suffered a massive heart attack and was rushed to the Dartmouth General Hospital outside Halifax. Immediately, I […]

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Lakes Region faith reaches out

I am encouraged by the believers in our Lakes Region. They are smiled upon by the Lord, surely. For instance, the other day I received a phone call from a Christian in Nova Scotia. His father had just suffered a massive heart attack and was rushed to the Dartmouth General Hospital outside Halifax. Immediately, I […]

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Incumbent State Sen. Bill Diamond has proven his capacity for leadership. He’s served as Maine’s Secretary of State. He’s served in the House and the Senate. He’s been a Raymond Schools superintendent and a Windham school principal. He’s owned local businesses. He hosts a current issues TV show. The man knows this area and its […]

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Vote for the amended ordinance

Editor, Just a few thoughts about the Speak Out program on Oct. 10. Those on the panel were Tim Tandberg, who represents the current pit owners; Peter Busque, who is proposing to operate a pit at the Nash Road/Route 302 intersection; Margaret Pinchbeck, abutter and member of Windham Preservation Committee whose lawyer drafted the amended […]

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District 101: Rich Cebra vs. Tom Bossie

Republican State Rep. Rich Cebra of Naples is running against Democrat Tom Bossie of Casco for House District 101. Tom Bossie Bossie, 47, lives on Point Sebago Road in Casco. He has two adult children: Jessica, 26, and Ian, 22. Bossie graduated from Van Buren High School and attended the University of Maine at Presque […]

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All-day K surely OK

It has come as a surprise to some of my friends in neighboring towns, but Windham doesn’t have all-day kindergarten. In days gone by, it was called sub-primary. I think I’ve done well not to e-mail or call every school board member in my hometown to explain that all-day kindergarten does no harm and that […]