Much has been said about “sticker shock” in recent years — that feeling of your eyes widening when you see the new price of eggs, gas or back to school items. Affordability has been a real challenge, and one I’ve been focused on addressing in the Legislature. And for many families and older Mainers, there’s […]

On June 25, the 132nd Legislature officially concluded the First Special Session. Since then, I have been enjoying the beautiful summer weather while spending more time with my grandchildren and with my wife, Norma. The Legislature is set to return in at the start of 2026 for the Second Regular Session, where we will tackle […]

It’s hard to believe that June is already here. After a long winter, the weather is finally improving, the sun is showing its face more often, and school is letting out for the summer. Like many of you, I look forward to spending some time with my family and enjoying the warmer weather over the […]

I try not to take much for granted in my life. I am a lucky guy who is happy to be employed, both through the Kennebunk school district and as a legislator. I enjoy where I live and I appreciate my neighbors, and I love being able to come home after a difficult day to […]

We all try our best to be prepared for when disaster strikes. We gather supplies, we make plans. But last year’s winter storms showed us that we need to do more. After seeing the damage done in our district and across the state this past weather season, and with more inclement weather undoubtedly in our […]