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Re: Rose Hall is named
By CHRIS MORONG - Nov 28I have absolutely no doubt that Mr. Rose is deserving of something to be named in his honor, but I do not believe changing the name of the Mary E ...
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Re: Rose Hall is named
By Dorinda Jacobs - Nov 28It seems that this area is always working to take away memories of those who helped build the community, and those who were there to appreciate ...
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Re: Rose Hall is named
By SYD LEACH - Nov 27I'm sorry people, Mary E Taylor was a great women to have a school named after her.I feel that it shouldn't of been changed.I sure Mr Rose has ...
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Re: State says Dragon violated air quality permit again
By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Nov 26Steve, they will just find something else to complain about like the prices at Lowe's and Walmart.
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Re: State says Dragon violated air quality permit again
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 26Well if Dragon is such a trouble maker, perhaps we should suggest they shut the whole thing down and move to Georgia where their other plants are. ...
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Re: Town Clerk reveals missing cemetery information
By Alexander Hernandez - Nov 25Janet: You can reach out to the Thomaston Historical Society or to Pete Lammert and they should be able to assist with any genealogy within ...
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Re: State says Dragon violated air quality permit again
By Valerie Wass - Nov 25Don, Exactly! They have so much money. They need to keep their status quo with the town of Thomaston and its citizens. Never mind what they are ...
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Re: Town Clerk reveals missing cemetery information
By Janet Ruth Dearborn - Nov 25How does a person doing genealogy research locate a grave in the Thomaston Village Cemetery?
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Re: State says Dragon violated air quality permit again
By Don Dickinson - Nov 25Not defending Dragon Cement for violating their emissions permits or the dust pile situation here. However, that big corporation that you're so ...
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Re: Camden Herald columnist Patten stabbed in Washington, D.C.
By Melissa Byer - Nov 25Antifa Is real not a Idea! So glad you are safe!
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Re: Accusations fly as airport vote nears
By Connie Beal - Nov 25How does an Owls Head resident stop this vote? There is an awful lot on the line. There should be another meeting where all residents can attend.
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Re: State says Dragon violated air quality permit again
By Valerie Wass - Nov 25Laws have changed, Stephen. The violations that have been apposed on Dragon Cement do no good. They get a fine, they can pay it off because they ...
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Re: Town Clerk reveals missing cemetery information
By Valerie Wass - Nov 25Sorry. I posted under the wrong article.
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Re: Could grain silos become an outdoor art gallery?
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 25I hope David is enjoying his new found celebrity status as much as we all enjoy his columns.
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Re: Accusations fly as airport vote nears
By Gayle Murphy - Nov 25Hopefully someone is making arrangements for a MUCH larger space to conduct this special meeting. John Murphy
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Re: Accusations fly as airport vote nears
By JARED SCHMELZER - Nov 25I am not fighting for Owls Head in order to not compete with the County to purchase Benner Lane. That's untrue. I did not have any plans ...
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Re: Town Clerk reveals missing cemetery information
By Valerie Wass - Nov 25Just goes to show lol of us that big corporations keep getting away with everything.
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Re: Reflections: Share memories of being a state champion
By Doug Curtis Jr. - Nov 24This is a great idea Ken. I remember Darrell from my days at Gannett Hall at UMAINE. I remember he used to get up and run 10 miles before morning ...
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Re: Camden Herald columnist Patten stabbed in Washington, D.C.
By Molly P Luce - Nov 24So sorry to hear this praying for a speedy recovery
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Re: Planning Board to tour site of proposed nursing home
By Valerie Wass - Nov 24Pray that this happens.
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Re: State records record 12 deaths, 255 new cases, CDC reports
By ANANUR FORMA - Nov 24A close friend of mine in N.H. just sent an email that his son and his wife are VERY sick with Covid. Anyone who still thinks it's a hoax or an ...
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Re: Accusations fly as airport vote nears
By Paul Rosen - Nov 24No problem, thanks. Question though; did the "chief opponent" tell you they were "vying for a piece of land...that Knox County also covets"? Or ...
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Re: Accusations fly as airport vote nears
By Paul Rosen - Nov 24I find it interesting that such a controversial article has no by-line. Would the author please let us know who you are. Thanks.
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Re: Camden Herald columnist Patten stabbed in Washington, D.C.
By Valerie Wass - Nov 24So sad that this had to happen to you. Praying for your speedy recovery.
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Re: Could grain silos become an outdoor art gallery?
By Kendall Merriam - Nov 24Wonder how the projection of art onto the towers will comport with the wharf rats that live there. Also, does the Passamaquoddy tribe, which owns ...
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Re: Could grain silos become an outdoor art gallery?
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 24Good thing you are "on the case" Steve to help us keep our facts straight. How much does Grima pay for his pent house suite ?
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Re: Camden Herald columnist Patten stabbed in Washington, D.C.
By Harold Bryson Mosher - Nov 24Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
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Re: Camden Herald columnist Patten stabbed in Washington, D.C.
By Ingrid Van Steenberg - Nov 23Quick recovery, Sam.
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Re: Camden Herald columnist Patten stabbed in Washington, D.C.
By ANANUR FORMA - Nov 23am sad and sorry that happened to you.
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Re: Camden Herald Columnist Patten stabbed in Washington, D.C.
By Pam Leach - Nov 23So thankful and happy that (even though I don't know you) you're going to be ok! What an ordeal to endure! Pam Leach
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Re: Legislator’s Holiday Book to Benefit Two Midcoast ...
By Marsha Steinglass - Nov 23Thank you, Vicki! Best, Marsha Steinglass
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Re: Could grain silos become an outdoor art gallery?
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 23Please note a few key points here. Thoughts of commercial development in the South end go all the way back to 1966. Again in 2005 the idea of ...
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Re: Knox County housing market continues continues to be hot
By Stephen Betts - Nov 22How so?
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Re: Could grain silos become outdoor art gallery?
By Richard McKusic, Sr. - Nov 22WOW!! What an awesome idea. Thankful for people with vision. Talk about turning lemons into lemonade.
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Re: Four teens charged for Rockland graffiti spree
By Crawford L Robinson - Nov 21Yea Stephen great idea. The Rec Center would look great repainted along the same model as the Apprenticeshop, which looks great. Perhaps some of ...
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Re: Regulation is not a dirty word
By RALPH WALLACE - Nov 21Rockport short term rentals are NOT hurting anyone. There is a "zero" two-year report from the police on STRs asked for by the Rockport BOS. STRs ...
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Re: COVID-19 won't stop lobster trap tree from growing in ...
By Richard McKusic, Sr. - Nov 21What a pleasant surprise to walk uptown this morning and see the holiday lights lit. Thank you, Rockland!! Reminded me of Merle Haggard's song, ...
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Re: Erickson Fields Story Trail features 'The Fall Fairy ...
By SYD LEACH - Nov 20What the Date??? did I miss it?
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Re: Pro-Trump coffee shop closes after election day
By Richard McKusic, Sr. - Nov 20If I was a Trump supporter would be attempting to keep a very low profile. What he is has certainly shown itself since the election. There is no ...
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Re: Pro-Trump coffee shop closes after election day
By Stephen Betts - Nov 20What opinion is that Melissa? The article is filled with facts.
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Re: Midcoast lens: Fowl play
By ANANUR FORMA - Nov 209 in my yard and 12 across the street from me in the morning that day here in Pen Bay Acres. They have their routine and hang out mostly in Pen ...
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Re: Regulation is not a dirty word
By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Nov 20I thought this article gave some pros and cons on short term rentals. To sum things up I would say the biggest problem is everybody wants to do ...
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Re: The uses that Jesus is put to
By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Nov 20Very well worded David. Many years ago my Aunt Ged was visiting with her children from Chicago. She was struggling dressing her four children for ...
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Re: Four teens charged for Rockland graffiti spree
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 20Yea Crawford great idea. Plenty of places to paint downtown. How about the Rec Center.
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Re: Four teens charged for Rockland graffiti spree
By Valerie Wass - Nov 20LOL Crawford! Thank you for your humor! We all need it now!
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Re: Four teens charged for Rockland graffiti spree
By Crawford L Robinson - Nov 19Maybe for community service punishment they can be tasked with painting or decorating the downtown jersey barriers in the Spring or stringing them ...
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Re: Regulation is not a dirty word
By Marsha Steinglass - Nov 19I thank the Village Soup for giving me the opportunity to respond to this editorial. I can only assume that it was written by a member of the ...
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Re: Thirteen more cases in Midcoast, CDC reports Thursday
By Harry Fitzgerald - Nov 19Posted by Nancy Fitzgerald I heard Covid-19 would just be gone on November 4, wouldn't hear any more about it. It would just be gone. Thanks Steve ...
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Re: Where the sidewalk ends in Union
By Gregory S Grotton - Nov 19I wasn't going to reply to Catherine's comments but if it's "childish" to abide by the law and be honest then we need to get Webster to correct ...
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Re: Third death, another hospitalization reported in Knox ...
By Crawford L Robinson - Nov 19It's gonna be alright. 'People are saying' that if the cold weather doesn't kill the virus, maybe the warmer weather in the Spring season will do ...
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Re: Police probe rash of graffiti in Rockland
By Valerie Wass - Nov 19Stephen, I do agree that the police budget is way over. We need someone in city government that will start from the bottom and weed out all the ...
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Re: Rockland Planning Board awaits City Council votes before ...
By Valerie Wass - Nov 19Stephen, I was wrong on the preliminary approval. My apology to you, sir.
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Re: Tensions rise over airport pact in Owls Head
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 19Mr. Swartzbaugh, no I have not read the interlocal agreement, but I believe the Airport Manager has and he stated there would be certain consequenc...
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Re: Tensions rise over airport pact in Owls Head
By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Nov 19I don't live in Owls Head but I don't think changes at the airport are necessary. When a jet flies near my house to land it is sometimes quite ...
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Re: Rockland Planning Board awaits City Council votes before ...
By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Nov 18I agree with councilor Davis that to change the rules after the fact is unfair. Former councilor Geiger states it goes against the vision for ...
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Re: Tensions rise over airport pact in Owls Head
By Lauren Swartzbaugh - Nov 18Mr. Carroll ~ As your comments make quite clear, neither were you present at the Public Hearing nor have you read the Interlocal Agreement ~ a ...
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Re: Resignation letters reveal clerks felt disrespected, ...
By Phyllis Adams - Nov 18That's a lot of history, knowledge, and education walking out the door. I don't think most people realize how much is involved in being a town ...
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Re: Rockland Planning Board awaits City Council votes before ...
By Valerie Wass - Nov 18But I could be wrong.
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Re: COVID-19 won't stop lobster trap tree from growing in ...
By Valerie Wass - Nov 18A BIG THANK YOU TO THE COAST GUARD VOLUNTEERS!
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Re: Police probe rash of graffiti in Rockland
By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Nov 18Valerie, it takes a certain kind of personality to deal with the public. Being available to everyone in town that has a gripe would not work for ...
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Re: Rockland Planning Board awaits City Council votes before ...
By Valerie Wass - Nov 18Stephen, I do not believe that she has any preliminary approval because it is my understanding that the city already has a non commercial parking ...
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Re: Police probe rash of graffiti in Rockland
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 18Difficult for police to notice vandalism downtown when they seldom are in that area. Most likely cruisers at night are conducting bog patrols. ...
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Re: Tensions rise over airport pact in Owls Head
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 18Mr. Rosen am not sure the extent of penalty to beach a contract with Federal government but can be assured it would be harmful to taxpayers. ...
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Re: Rockport leaders overstepping with school board
By Marsha Steinglass - Nov 17Yes, it is very hard to watch Maria Libby, the Superintendent of our schools, being grilled by some members of the Rockport Select Board. It is ...
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Re: Tensions rise over airport pact in Owls Head
By Paul Rosen - Nov 17Mr. Carroll, you state above "...and probably Owls Head residents would be forced to pay back uncle sam the millions in grants." Is this speculatio...
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Re: Resignation letters reveal clerks felt disrespected, ...
By Crawford L Robinson - Nov 17They might not want to disrespect Liz Dickerson. I would especially recommend not to throw any hats at her.
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Re: Resignation letters reveal clerks felt disrespected, ...
By KEITH ROSE - Nov 17I was on the Appleton Select Board when we hired Pam, 29 years ago. I had no part in hiring Becky, but, my observations over the years tell me I ...
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Re: Dump truck overturns on Old County Road
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 17Luckily nothing was hurt other than the drivers pride. Did not say if speed was a factor in the crash. I have lived on Old County road most of my ...
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Re: Tensions rise over airport pact in Owls Head
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 17Sounds like Mr. Schmelzer should find a more peaceful lifestyle in Appleton away from busy airports. I am not understanding what all the commotion ...
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Re: Resignation letters reveal clerks felt disrespected, ...
By Shelby Thomas Bates - Nov 17All I know is that whenever I went into the office these women were kind, helpful, and industrious. I will always remember their patience and ...
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Re: Thomaston Church Bell Continues to Ring
By Linda Milton - Nov 16Thank you.
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Re: COVID-19 won't stop lobster trap tree from growing in ...
By Richard McKusic, Sr. - Nov 16Git it up and git it lit; along with all of our holiday lights. We need the atmosphere brightened our spirits up before we all go stir crazy. Are ...
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Re: Projected winner Biden offers message of unity
By Linda J. Elliot - Nov 16It's not over yet.
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Re: Projected winner Biden offers message of unity
By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Nov 16Jake, I think you are mistaken as Trump is the one causing all the chaos. I really don't consider people that support a wannabe Mussolini patriotic...
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Re: Two run for Lincolnville selectman position
By Keryn Laite - Nov 16I feel that my whole life, through thick and thin or whatever it may be, the people of the town of Lincolnville have always stepped up and ...
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Re: Projected winner Biden offers message of unity
By Richard McKusic, Sr. - Nov 15Mixed messages cause nothing but chaos and that chaos is causing us to lose lives needlessly. Is that really what we want? MASK SOCIAL DISTANCE ...
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Re: Projected winner Biden offers message of unity
By ANANUR FORMA - Nov 15I looked this up and found: "Mostly, people aligned with antifa are on the left of the political spectrum. Antifa is not, however, affiliated ...
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Re: The buck stops with us
By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Nov 15Ms Benjamin's was spot on. Donald Trump, in my opinion, is the poorest excuse for a president I have seen in my lifetime. I don't care what party ...
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Re: Thomaston Church Bell Continues to Ring
By Maureen Spencer - Nov 15Thank-you for continuing to do this. Please wear your masks and take care of each other. My fellow health care works need people to do their part.
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Re: Bids come in for town-owned Willow Street property
By Christine B Doherty - Nov 28does anyone know the history of this house? was it, by any chance, the home of Frank P Alexander and his family in the early 1900s? i know that ...
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Re: Rose Hall is named
By Debra J Barter - Nov 28I totally agree with Mr. Leach. Why are we changing history? Are her accomplishments no longer worthy? Very sad.
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Re: State says Dragon violated air quality permit again
By Valerie Wass - Nov 27Not complaining at all Richard and Stephen. Stating facts as I know them.
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Re: Langley Willauer receives thanks at Appleton’s Select ...
By James L. Bowditch - Nov 26Langley's positive shout-out is entirely in keeping with the man i've known for about 20 years. He is a gem.
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Re: Recoveries outpace new cases in Midcoast, CDC reports on ...
By Linda L Post - Nov 26836,208 negative tests out of 849,533 total test. 1.5% of all test come back positive. Lets keep it that low.
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Re: State says Dragon violated air quality permit again
By Valerie Wass - Nov 25Dick, yep, they want to look good. Money!!'n
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Re: Thomaston crematorium moves forward
By Janet Ruth Dearborn - Nov 25I am weary of hearing that the crematorium will offer "local options"and "loved ones will not have to leave Hall's Funeral parlor". As I have ...
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Re: State says Dragon violated air quality permit again
By Janie Jacques - Nov 25I've lived on the end of Thomaston St. all but 5 years of my life and Dragon always do what they want. They pay too much in taxes to cross them. I ...
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Re: Could grain silos become an outdoor art gallery?
By Michael Mullins - Nov 25What probably makes sense is to build a ring of benches around the megalith, in which pilgrims could sit in contemplation of its majesty...
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Re: Accusations fly as airport vote nears
By Connie Beal - Nov 25How does an Owls Head resident stop this vote? There is an awful lot on the line. There should be another meeting where all residents can attend.
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Re: State says Dragon violated air quality permit again
By Valerie Wass - Nov 25I do not see any earthen material and vegetation on that big pile of cement dust in the background of the picture. I believe that Dragon really ...
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Re: State says Dragon violated air quality permit again
By Valerie Wass - Nov 25Just goes to show lol of us that big corporations keep getting away with everything.
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Re: Lobster trap tree grows holiday spirit in Rockland
By Peter Peno - Nov 25I'll second Valerie's comment, thank you to the US Coast Guard and Brooks Trap Mill. Now it feels like the holidays!
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Re: State says Dragon violated air quality permit again
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 25Many years ago I asked a senior official at Dragon why they were constructing mountains, one behind the plant and the other on Old County Rd. They ...
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Re: Accusations fly as airport vote nears
By JARED SCHMELZER - Nov 25In addition to my comments below, the Town attorney should understand the following; The FAA does not have legal authority to control or direct ...
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Re: Lobster trap tree grows holiday spirit in Rockland
By Valerie Wass - Nov 25Thanks Brooks Trap Mill and the Coast Guard volunteers and everyone else that made this possible
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Re: Could grain silos become an outdoor art gallery?
By Kendall Merriam - Nov 24My reference to wharf rats is to the 4 legged creatures that live under and in the towers - not Mr Grima, whose columns are delightful satire.
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Re: Grace notes
By Karen A Grove - Nov 24I've sat here for two days wishing I could put into words how I feel about this. Not just the attack on your body but, more importantly, your ...
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Re: Planning Board to tour site of proposed nursing home
By Valerie Wass - Nov 24Although, that is a very tough road to go in and get out of. Drivers never obey the speed limits.
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Re: Accusations fly as airport vote nears
By Paul Rosen - Nov 24Facts matter, and the fact that you fact-checked this fact is, in fact, what honest reporting is all about. Thank you for that.
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Re: Accusations fly as airport vote nears
By Stephen Betts - Nov 24The manager is quoted in the article and Mr. Schmelzer confirmed his interest when I contacted him.
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Re: Accusations fly as airport vote nears
By Stephen Betts - Nov 24Sorry, I wrote the article. Just simply forget to hit the button for my byline.
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Re: Could grain silos become an outdoor art gallery?
By Crawford L Robinson - Nov 24You may not like Grima's column Phyllis ... but don't you think referring to him as a wharf-rat is a bit extreme?
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Re: Progress at Millay House continues
By Dorinda Jacobs - Nov 24Lovely! Can't wait to see pics of the inside when it's done.
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Re: Knox County housing market continues to be hot
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 24Wish I could sell my place so I could afford a condo next to Grima at the south end silos.
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Re: Midcoast sees 14 more COVID-19 cases and one death, CDC ...
By Katherine Holland - Nov 24Thank you for including the numbers of active cases in each county.
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Re: Could grain silos become an outdoor art gallery?
By Stephen Betts - Nov 23The silos are taxable properties. And an art gallery is not exempt unless it is a non-profit organization such as a museum, No one is proposing ...
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Re: Camden Herald columnist Patten stabbed in Washington, D.C.
By Crawford L Robinson - Nov 23I don't like his column or politics ... but certainly not enough to condone an attack.
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Re: Could grain silos become an outdoor art gallery?
By Carleton Ingerson - Nov 23The last thing Rockland needs is another non tax paying art gallery.
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Re: Could grain silos become an outdoor art gallery?
By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Nov 23Are these towers tax-exempt ? If not Mr Grima must pay enough in rent to cover the bill.
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Re: Could grain silos become an outdoor art gallery?
By Stephen Betts - Nov 23Stephen, Dragon did not block the proposed silo conversion although they opposed it. The City Council approved the zone change requested. The ...
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Re: The uses that Jesus is put to
By Richard McKusic, Sr. - Nov 23Hope that folks will find the Mid-coast Maine Thanksgiving service encouraging. Thankful for Peter Jenks bringing us together in the best way ...
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Re: Could grain silos become outdoor art gallery?
By PETER LAMMERT - Nov 22You write that they are "unused." What about the World Renowned writer that mentions in his weekly article that he is somehow "forced to live" there?
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Re: Knox County housing market continues continues to be hot
By Gwen D Fraser - Nov 22This article is deceiving.
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Re: Police say Rockland man smashed home, car windows in ...
By Charlotte Davenhill - Nov 21A tirade would only be verbal abuse. This sounds more like a tantrum or a rampage!
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Re: Hope documents reveal drama in Town Office
By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Nov 21Why would a town hire a person in the middle of a controversial matter ? The fact that Allie Payor has chosen to move on and not participate in ...
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Re: Where the sidewalk ends in Union
By STEPHANIE TURNER - Nov 21”Oh what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive” C Meyers & P Meyers Shame belongs in your lap. You cost Union $82k tax $ with ...
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Re: The uses that Jesus is put to
By George Terrien - Nov 20Truly a fine column, Mr. Grima, well conceived and executed, highly relevant to all of us, clear, direct, and penetrating, emphasizing judgment ...
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Re: Police say Rockland man smashed home, car windows in ...
By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Nov 20If drinking alcohol doesn't make you happy then perhaps you should find a new hobby.
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Re: Pro-Trump coffee shop closes after election day
By Melissa Byer - Nov 20Stephen Betts just called himself out for what he is a very BIAS Reporter. He doesn't report facts he reports opinions.
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Re: Wal-Mart gun threat lands man in prison for 72 months
By ANANUR FORMA - Nov 20Never ever should he be allowed to purchase a gun. Never. Will he get a court appointed psychotherapist? Obviously this would be a blessing for ...
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Re: Four teens charged for Rockland graffiti spree
By Harold Bryson Mosher - Nov 20The idea of restorative justice seems to have caught on.
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Re: Regulation is not a dirty word
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 20Thank you for writing in Marsha. I as well was dismayed by the tone and editorial pitch of this "unsigned" piece. One can only assume this is the ...
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Re: The uses that Jesus is put to
By Rod Coleman - Nov 20Thank you, Mr Grima, and Happy Thanksgiving!
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Re: The uses that Jesus is put to
By Merton Sawyer - Nov 19"He hath showed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with ...
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Re: Celebrating 70 years of a holiday tradition
By Jeff Sukeforth - Nov 19We are very proud to be able to do this little something of offering our building, or this year, the driveway, for this wonderful project. Thank ...
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Re: The uses that Jesus is put to
By Richard McKusic, Sr. - Nov 19AWESOME Thanksliving message!! Christianity may be ripe for a new reformation. Let's hope so. ;)
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Re: Local fire chiefs, town managers learn of COVID-19 ...
By Susan Mustapich - Nov 19All four North East Mobile Health Services employees who tested positive for COVID-19 are isolated at home. Susan Mustapich, Assistant Editor.
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Re: Tensions rise over airport pact in Owls Head
By JARED SCHMELZER - Nov 19In response to Mr. Stephen K Carrol, This a major quality of life issue for residents of Owls Head and the sounding towns' residents as well. The ...
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Re: Thirteen more cases in Midcoast, CDC reports Thursday
By Crawford L Robinson - Nov 19A far cry from only 15 cases nationwide that was going to miraculously disappear in a few days.
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Re: Police probe rash of graffiti in Rockland
By Valerie Wass - Nov 19Really Francis???? Who ya gonna call when you are being burglarized? When your in an accident? I could go on and on. Our police force, as most all ...
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Re: Rockland Planning Board awaits City Council votes before ...
By Valerie Wass - Nov 19September 14, 2020 Crystal Darling filed an application with the Rockland Code Enforcement office to turn 279 Main Street into a parking lot.Octobe...
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Re: Police probe rash of graffiti in Rockland
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 19Valerie since when has telling the truth been considered negative. The only officer you will see patroling Main st is Troy Peasley (the City's ...
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Re: Restaurant looks to move into Lighthouse Museum
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 19Several City officials have repeatedly told me over the last couple of years that the town has been subsidizing the Lighthouse museum for quite ...
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Re: Local fire chiefs, town managers learn of COVID-19 ...
By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Nov 18I guess it ain't " Rockland by the Smell" when " Camden by the Sea" needs a hand.
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Re: Local fire chiefs, town managers learn of COVID-19 ...
By fred brown - Nov 18Tell us the bottom line. Are these employees at North East Health Mobile Services back to work or not? I am referring to the explanation in the ...
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Re: Restaurant looks to move into Lighthouse Museum
By Sumner Kinney - Nov 18This is such great news for everyone concerned. Now let us hope the City of Rockland grants the permits for the parking lot because they are going ...
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Re: Where the sidewalk ends in Union
By Catherine L Meyer - Nov 18No Greg you are WAY off base. Your failure to get re-elected and the down vote on the walkway was due to Your boards failure to bring the project ...
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Re: Where the sidewalk ends in Union
By Gregory S Grotton - Nov 18$482,000 +/- down the tubes for an additional $20,000 +/-...I won't mention the one that started it all to save a driveway. Oh well.
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Re: Police probe rash of graffiti in Rockland
By Valerie Wass - Nov 18Stephen, What with all the negativity about our city officials, I would think that you would have run in the last election. It is better to ask ...
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Re: Police probe rash of graffiti in Rockland
By GORDON MANK - Nov 18Stephen in 1989 I was one of those Rockland Police Officers who used to walk Main St. every night at the beginning of my shift to pull doors and ...
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Re: Rockland Planning Board awaits City Council votes before ...
By Stephen K Carroll - Nov 18It was my understanding the planning board offered Darling preliminary approval of her project. First has anyone spoken with her about this as ...
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Re: Resignation letters reveal clerks felt disrespected, ...
By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Nov 17Nice memory Crawford !
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Re: Midcoast sees 11 more COVID-19 cases, CDC reports Tuesday
By Richard McKusic, Sr. - Nov 17Some had better read this before continuing to be so cavalier about the guidelines: Attorney says Millinocket inn responsible for woman's COVID-19 ...
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Re: Another new-normal highest tide in Camden
By Daniel Purdy - Nov 17It also is the semiannual time for King Tides. The highest and lowest tides of the year.
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Re: Resignation letters reveal clerks felt disrespected, ...
By CATHY TRUEMAN - Nov 17We have always been impressed with these two women, and have enjoyed working with them. What a loss to the town of Appleton. This select board has ...
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Re: Glaser calls for more community engagement
By Valerie Wass - Nov 17Congratulations Mayor Glaser. I look forward to what you can bring to better our city government and communication with the city tax payers.
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Re: COVID-19 won't stop lobster trap tree from growing in ...
By Laurie Smith - Nov 17Wouldn't it be awesome if our downtown could be decorated for Christmas well? I used to love seeing those when I was little.
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Re: Resignation letters reveal clerks felt disrespected, ...
By Gary Born - Nov 17Sounds like it's time for a new select board...
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Re: Resignation letters reveal clerks felt disrespected, ...
By Kevin P Robertson - Nov 16I've owned a real estate appraisal business in Knox County for 37 years. It has been a pleasure working with these ladies, always courteous, very ...
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Re: Dump truck overturns on Old County Road
By ANANUR FORMA - Nov 16wow, minor injuries, "Someone up there likes him."
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Re: Projected winner Biden offers message of unity
By ANANUR FORMA - Nov 16Trump encouraged, invited, outright asked his supporters to prove they are his supporters. He showed by example not to wear masks or distance ...
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Re: Camden Hills changes to hybrid learning
By Valerie Wass - Nov 16Smart move!
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Re: Projected winner Biden offers message of unity
By Richard McKusic, Sr. - Nov 16How can anybody be supportive of this administration is way beyond my understanding. ~
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Re: Thomaston Church Bell Continues to Ring
By Sheril G Doughty - Nov 16Beautiful-
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Re: Projected winner Biden offers message of unity
By Crawford L Robinson - Nov 15So it seems it is Unity and not Conformity. On the other hand there are others that think that there are 'very fine people on both sides'. Sad to see.
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Re: Projected winner Biden offers message of unity
By Jake Barbour - Nov 15Unity or Conformity? If it is a message of unity then Biden needs to condemn the violence perpetrated by antifa, blm and others against patriotic ...
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Re: Owls Head to hold hearing Monday on airport agreement
By FRANK ROSS - Nov 15The Town of Owls Head has to work diligently to limit the airport from growing outside its present boarders. The only way the runways can extend ...
