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Garrett Mason gets my vote | Letter

Fatherhood snaps our priorities into place, broadens our perspective and quickly teaches us that leading by example — doing not saying — is how we build great kids and strong families. Yet, while we expect this of ourselves, we’ve settled for politicians who don’t lead from the front, but shout from the back. No more. […]

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Garrett Mason will get the job done | Letter

The people of southern Maine have trusted me more than once to represent them in Augusta, and I have always taken that responsibility seriously. It’s been my honor to serve the Maine people. I am humbly asking them to trust me again in supporting Garrett Mason for governor. I have seen Mason’s experience in public […]

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Environment is central to Janet Mills’ legacy | Letter

I was supporting Gov. Janet Mills for U.S. Senate. On the occasion of her withdrawal from the race, I wish to commend her on her incredible environmental leadership. Mills will be remembered as a champion for measures effectively fighting climate change. What’s at stake from climate change? Maine’s fishery, valued over $619 million; tourism and […]

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Vote Sophie Warren for Maine Senate | Letter

As a parent raising four kids in our public schools, I spend a lot of time thinking about the kind of future we’re building and who we trust to lead us there. I’ll be honest: like many people, I’ve felt discouraged by politics. It often feels out of touch with the urgency of the moment […]

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Proud to be arrested for protesting ICE | Letter

I was one of the individuals arrested at the Burlington, Massachusetts, ICE detention center on April 28. It was an inspirational day for me. I know many of us are extremely upset and saddened by what is happening in this country. We’re asking, “What can I do?” With the recent escalation of ICE’s presence in […]

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Delighted by reporting on Thornton Academy | Letter

I taught English at Thornton Academy for more than 30 years, from 1975 to 2007. Back then, if I had five students from other countries, that would have been considered a lot.  I remember one student who spoke and understood no English at all (he was from Spain, if I remember correctly). He never understood […]