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Letters to the Editor

Proposed bill would address retirement savings problem To the editor, It is a stark reality that on average, working households in Maine have just $2,500 in retirement account savings. As the current AARP volunteer state president, a Portland resident, and a former small business owner, I am very interested in changing this situation. Our great […]

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A Window on the Past – Cap’n Newick’s Lobster House and The Browse Shoppe

Cap’n Newick’s was a landmark in South Portland for decades. 2) On the right side of this photo, the Browse Shoppe can be seen at 728 Broadway.] The South Portland Historical Society recently acquired two slides that give a glimpse of a section of Broadway in the Pleasantdale neighborhood. I thought readers might enjoy these […]

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Change is good: Volunteer for a fresh view

A baseball coach from my past, Paul Ryan, preached that opponents are, “Creatures of habit,” and devised strategies for his Naperville North teams to exploit the weaknesses associated with repeated, comfortable habits. Likewise, he made change part of our regular routine so that, theoretically, opponents could not rely on us being predictable in game situations. […]

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Second annual South Portland Window Dressers Community Workshop a success

For the second year in a row, the South Portland Energy and Recycling Committee (ERC) was the proud host of a Window Dressers Community Workshop. Over the course of a week in early January, Energy and Recycling Committee members, together with almost 100 customers and volunteers, produced approximately 260 Window Dressers insulating window inserts for […]