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Letter to the editor: South Portland’s resolution against racism will benefit people of all races

Congratulations to South Portland’s Board of Health and Human Rights Commission for rightly labeling racism “a public health crisis” and calling for systemic remedies (April 26, Page B1). It is well known that systemic racism exists and does, as is noted in the resolution, “implicitly and explicitly impact the physical, psycho-social and economic well-being of […]

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Letter to the editor: Vote for Jackie Sartoris for district attorney

I endorse Jackie Sartoris for Cumberland County District Attorney because she has a plan to reduce crime and incarceration by prioritizing treatment and accountability through evidence-based alternatives for adults and children that will improve lives and make us all safer. Please vote Jackie Sartoris for DA on June 14. Victoria Morales State Representative, House District […]

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Letter to the editor: Jackie Sartoris is right choice for D.A.

Mental health and substance use treatment are essential for our communities struggling with numerous stressors: COVID and its aftermath, the heartbreaking scale of drug overdose deaths, economic and racial inequality. I’m supporting Jackie Sartoris to be our next district attorney because Cumberland County is ready for a more responsive approach to criminal justice, informed by […]

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Letter to the editor: No-mow a no-go? Consider slow-mow in May

The (April 28) editorial, “We can help the planet by doing nothing,” elevates the importance of pollinators, a critical component of natural, agricultural and home gardening ecosystems. It emphasized how allowing wild lawns to grow in early spring helps pollinators coming out of hibernation. Freeport Climate Action Now, a group of citizens working to reduce […]