The Mules beat MIT twice on the final day of the regional to advance through the losers bracket.
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Takeaways from Day 3 of the MPA state doubles tennis tournament
Saturday’s action included Falmouth’s standouts delivering as expected, a thrilling Brewer-Maranacook match and a special day for a Yarmouth duo.
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Takeaways from Day 3 of the Maine singles tennis tournament
A venue change switches up the atmosphere as the singles tennis tournament continues.
Posted inLetters
Ranked-choice voting plays Maine voters | Letter
The May 7 article “Republican candidates for Maine governor just forged another alliance,” written by Daniel Kool, intentionally or unintentionally underscored the fallacy of ranked-choice voting. Why are Republican candidates looking for a second choice vote when, ideally, they are in it to win first place? Leave it to short-sighted Mainers and a politically calculating secretary […]
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Casey, Landry and Monti for Yarmouth Town Council | Letter
Please vote for Meghan Casey, Dan Landry and Jenn Monti for Yarmouth Town Council on June 9. They bring extensive experience, sound judgment and a deep sense of responsibility for all town residents to the leadership positions. Casey, Landry and Monti exemplify the hard work, engagement and care that our community thrives on. They value […]
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Jackie Sartoris for Cumberland County DA | Letter
Jackie Sartoris has earned another term as Cumberland County’s District Attorney, not just for her promises, but for her actions. I’ve advocated for restorative justice for years. Building dynamic, effective, and sustainable programs is challenging. Sartoris has done this. She’s passionate about restorative justice, expanded it, invested in it, and made it a real option in our system. […]
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Portland should not be skeptical about opportunity zones | Letter
I was discouraged by the skepticism described in the May 2 cover story, “Is Portland throwing away an opportunity (zone)?” In an environment where even market-rate housing is difficult to build profitably, opportunity zones offer a critical tool for bridging the feasibility gap in order to create the housing Portland desperately needs. It is important […]
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Firefighter killed in Searsmont mill explosion remembered as ‘wicked happy guy’
Andrew Cross, 27, was a firefighter for Morrill, officials said Saturday.
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If you care about healthcare, rank Hannah Pingree No. 1 | Letter
Hannah Pingree is the right choice to be Maine’s next governor. She has shown strong leadership on one of the issues most important to Maine families: making healthcare more affordable and accessible. As a retired family physician and former state senator, I have seen how policy decisions affect patients, families and communities. Maine needs a […]
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Troy Jackson shows us what a Democrat should be | Mark Dion
Jackson has continued to fight tirelessly for the people who built this state, which is why I’m voting for him to be Maine’s next governor.