I enjoyed the nice photo of the Bohemian Waxwings in the Jan. 15 issue. I would like to amend the text, however. It’s true that their breeding range is more westerly, but they do come to Maine regularly, even if we don’t see them as often as chickadees.
‘Roots’ recommended
I was in Skidompha looking for a DVD and found myself picking up “Roots,” the 1977 series based on the book by Alex Haley, which I never saw.
The 124th Legislature Begins Work
As I write this update on Mon., Jan. 5, the work of the 124th Maine Legislature formally begins.
I am pleased to report that I have been named to the same two committees I served on in the last Legislature, namely Marine Resources, and Business Research and Economic Development committees. These are both great committees to be on from the perspective of the needs of our towns, as well as for the needs of the state as a whole.
Miles Delivers First Class Care
Many who live in the Damariscotta region may not fully realize how fortunate we are to have a first class hospital right here to serve our medical needs. But a hospital is only as good as its medical, nursing, ancillary and administrative staffs. The Miles staff is as good as they come.
To the Citizens of Edgecomb
The citizens of Edgecomb are likely aware there has been much recent debate about the possible acquisition of the Murray water front property ($225,000) on Cross Point Rd. The debate was initiated by Mr. Thomas Boudin.
Does Not Condone Scare Tactics
To the Editor:
I read with interest the “Chimney Sweep Critiques Shoddy Servicing Jobs” article.
Share A Few Churches
Recently, I listened to an out of state pastor relate his troubles in getting his church built “according to code” for his district.
From the Legislature
State Issues From the Legislature
Tolerance And Common Sense Have Always Served Us Better
To the Editor:
This is written in response to the Dec. 25 Letter to the Editor (and the Jan. 1 correction to it) suggesting that gay marriage is wrong because the Bible says so.
Waldoboro Toys For Tots Thanks You
With all the economic woes, the people of Waldoboro have been amazing once again. As always I am impressed with how generous you all were. This year we had a few more families and children that needed our help. This year’s Waldoboro Toy Program went very well, with a lot of help from you. As always, I feel very privileged to be part of such a wonderful and generous event.
Thanks For Keeping Me Up Until I Was Out
Many who live in the Damariscotta region may not fully realize how fortunate we are to have a first class hospital right here to serve our medical needs. A hospital is only as good as its medical, nursing, ancillary and administrative staffs and the Miles staff is as good as they come. Recently I experienced Miles as an inpatient, and while a hospital stay is not necessarily a matter of choice, I was most impressed with my experience.
Alternative Organizational Structure (AOS) For Central Lincoln County Goes To Voters Jan. 27
The following is general background information regarding the school district reorganization, as well as some frequently asked questions.
Not Simply A Case Of Neglect
To the Editor:
I read with great interest Douglas Wright’s article entitled “All Creatures Great and Small” in the January 1st edition of your paper.
Say No To Salt-Water Fishing Licenses
I hope that the State Legislature will do the right thing again and vote in opposition to the adoption of a saltwater fishing license. As a life long resident of the State of Maine I have enjoyed the liberty of being able to salt water fish free of charge. This is one of the last recreational activities we can enjoy at no cost and I view it as being a benefit of living in this great State.
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