If nothing else, please vote “Yes” for the school bond and its safety improvements. I know a lot of South Portland residents are stressed and upset about the increased property taxes and, therefore, might balk at several bond proposals up for vote on Nov. 5, but the safety improvement bond is critical. Every morning my […]
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Letter: South Portland voters should reject school bond
Everyone is concerned that their tax bill has gone up this year. The city blames the value of homes in your neighborhood as well as the state law on mandating revaluation. But they forget the third component, which is city spending. It’s very interesting that a couple of weeks before the tax increases were published, […]
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Letter: This veteran won’t vote for Trump
Trump said “only suckers went to Vietnam.” I served in Vietnam. My first deployment to Danang was May 1968 and my last ended September 1970. In Trump’s terms, I am a sucker. I wear that slur with pride. The only way a veteran can be a true sucker is if he or she votes for […]
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Sentry Meetings: Oct. 25-Nov. 1
Cape Elizabeth Wed. 10/30 4:15 p.m. School Board Policy Town Hall South Portland Wed. 10/30 6 p.m. Comp. Plan Committee Zoom, City Hall
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Scarborough blanks South Portland in volleyball prelim
Red Storm prevail by 25-22, 25-13, 25-20 scores to set up showdown/state rematch at Gorham Saturday.
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Letter: Rosemarie De Angelis is who we need on South Portland school board
I am writing to endorse South Portland School Board candidate Rosemarie De Angelis for reelection. This past spring, De Angelis’ strong connection to our new immigrant community helped me ensure that a SPHS student could graduate from the school he loves. De Angelis was an invaluable source of information. Additionally, she secured a translator, set […]
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Letter: Anne Carney brings thoughtful and caring leadership
I support Anne Carney’s reelection to the Maine state Senate. A true leader earns respect through her actions. Her wisdom guides her neighbors on a path of progress and growth. She devotes herself to the progress of her community. This is Anne Carney. From the day I met her, Carney was poised and thoughtful, always […]
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Letter: Matthew Beck proven champion of working class, environment
State Rep. Matthew Beck has seen firsthand the havoc climate change can cause in South Portland and many of Maine’s other coastal communities. Flooding is an imminent threat to homes and businesses along Maine’s shores. Aging tank farms are vulnerable to storm surge, exacerbating the hazards from rising sea levels and pollution. We need a […]
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Letter: Misha Pride is steadying force for good for South Portland
I am supporting the reelection of Misha Pride to the South Portland City Council. Pride has been a very effective, balanced, consistent and committed member of the City Council. He is an active listener, an excellent team member and an accomplished leader when serving as mayor. I have had the opportunity to meet with him […]
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Letter: Reelect Matthew Beck for the well-being of Mainers
When a special election sent Matt Beck to the Maine Legislature, he had to hit the ground running. He quickly proved himself to be an effective representative for South Portland’s District 122, casting key votes during the 2024 session on such issues as gun safety and women’s reproductive freedoms. Beck has brought experience, compassion and […]