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Letter: Uphold Portland’s preservation ordinance

Why is the demolition of a property protected by Portland’s historic preservation ordinance even being considered? Are all our civic leaders unfamiliar with our city’s history, and too young to remember the demolition of Portland’s beautiful Union Station in 1961? The former Children’s Museum, at 142 Free St., meets four of the six criteria for […]

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Letter: Overregulation of cannabis hurts consumers

The Maine Office of Cannabis Policy seems to want to bring its medical cannabis market more inline with the same regulations as its recreational market. I’m all for protecting the consumer, but not when the regulation hurts the consumer. The recreational market currently has people third-party test their products for mold and anomalies. I completely […]

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Letter: Might be time to switch stations

I’ve been depending on that “fair and balanced” cable news network to inform me about both major presidential candidates. I do hear much about one of the candidate’s age and mental fitness, but nothing about the other candidate’s stated admiration of despots, nor his declared desire to ignore international obligations. I may need to switch […]

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Letter: Please knock off the name-calling

Do politics have to invade every facet of our lives? Can’t I just search the weekly food section for a recipe without having to see snarky remarks or headlines about an orange revolution? (Obvious reference to Trump). The name-calling is so tasteless and tiring. Can’t we just forget the political chaos in one neutral section […]