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Politics and Other Mistakes

I got the idea for this week’s column from somebody I was talking to on the phone a couple of months ago. Trouble is, I can’t remember who. Fortunately, I took a few notes, preserving this forgotten genius’ innovative idea for improving Maine government, even as I consigned his or her identity to the cluttered […]

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Posted inLakes Region Weekly

Politics and Other Mistakes

I got the idea for this week’s column from somebody I was talking to on the phone a couple of months ago. Trouble is, I can’t remember who. Fortunately, I took a few notes, preserving this forgotten genius’ innovative idea for improving Maine government, even as I consigned his or her identity to the cluttered […]

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New town manager not new to town

New Gloucester’s new town manager has little experience with town government, but plenty with the community he will now help run. The Board of Selectmen voted unanimously Monday to name Sumner Field of Gray to the post, replacing Rosemary Kulow, who left the position in September. Field, who lived in New Gloucester for more than […]

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Truckers, loggers to meet in Gray

The Maine Forest Service has been holding a series of logger/trucker congresses around the state, the most recent one Thursday, Nov. 20, in Fort Kent, attended by Department of Conservation Commissioner Patrick McGowan. Three more congresses are scheduled, including one in Gray Dec. 15. The Gray event will take place 5-8 p.m. at Cole Farm […]

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Politics & Other Mistakes

Last week, I profiled the Democrats running for governor of Maine in 2010. Thousands were taken ill. Don’t put away the barf bags yet. I missed one. Adam Cote ran a surprisingly strong campaign for Congress this year, even though he extolled moderate positions in a who-can-out-liberal-whom primary. The Portland lawyer has never held elected […]

Posted inLakes Region Weekly

Politics & Other Mistakes

Last week, I profiled the Democrats running for governor of Maine in 2010. Thousands were taken ill. Don’t put away the barf bags yet. I missed one. Adam Cote ran a surprisingly strong campaign for Congress this year, even though he extolled moderate positions in a who-can-out-liberal-whom primary. The Portland lawyer has never held elected […]

Posted inLakes Region Weekly

Politics & Other Mistakes

Last week, I profiled the Democrats running for governor of Maine in 2010. Thousands were taken ill. Don’t put away the barf bags yet. I missed one. Adam Cote ran a surprisingly strong campaign for Congress this year, even though he extolled moderate positions in a who-can-out-liberal-whom primary. The Portland lawyer has never held elected […]