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Letter: No one serving on school boards is objective

I am writing to respond to Allen Sarvinas’ odd letter that appeared in The Forecaster (“Teachers don’t belong on school boards,” April 23). Mr. Sarvinas doesn’t want teachers to be elected to school boards because he believes they would always vote in lockstep with positions taken by teacher unions. Mr. Sarvinas suggests that if only […]

Posted inTimes Record

Maine Farmland Trust, Wolfe’s Neck Center launch Maine Soil Health Network

Maine Farmland Trust and Wolfe’s Neck Center in Freeport has launched the Maine Soil Health Network in partnership with Pasa Sustainable Agriculture in Pennsylvania. The Maine Soil Health Network is a pilot project that will support an initial cohort of eight farms in learning about the effects of different farm management practices on the farm’s […]

Posted inAmerican Journal

Gorham Notes: May 6

St. Anne’s outdoor Mass and rosary rally set Everyone is invited to gather at St. Anne’s Church at 299 Main St. in Gorham on Saturday, May 15, for an outdoor Mass and public rosary rally. Confessions will be offered at 10 a.m., followed by the outdoor Mass at 11 a.m. and rosary rally at noon. […]

Posted inAmerican Journal, Forecaster Opinion, Lakes Region Weekly

Here’s Something: Portland’s Evergreen Cemetery reflects Maine unity

Last month’s news reports of vandalism at the sprawling and majestic Evergreen Cemetery in Portland’s Deering neighborhood struck a chord with me. I haven’t seen an update to the initial April 2 reports of 150 toppled and damaged gravestones, but Portland Police said eyewitnesses saw teenagers running from the area, and that sounds about right […]