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• Re: Farnsworth announces historic bequest of 27 major Wyeth ...

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 18
  Well Thank you Betsey for your generous gift. Now perhaps the Farnsworth would be willing to share this generosity with the City of Rockland and ...
  

• Re: The price of being 'woke': editing your music library

  By Seth Thayer - Apr 18
  Cancel culture? If I own the rights to something and decide of my own free will not to publish that item ever again...it ain't cancelling it....its...
  

• Re: Cause determined for Thomaston house fire

  By Alana Allen - Apr 18
  It doesn't matter what started the fire, as long as it was not arson (and it was not) ! I know this family and the fire was accidental. Fires are ...
  

• Re: Knox County court news

  By Deb Dodge - Apr 17
  I agree with Jeff Sukeforth's question - especially all the domestic assault dismissals!
  

• Re: Rockland restaurants sprout like spring flowers

  By THOMAS MARSHALL, JR - Apr 17
  Why aren't the 'Time Out Pub' signs removed? The City got after Burger King, so why not this site?
  

• Re: Knox County court news

  By Jeff Sukeforth - Apr 17
  Well it would certainly seem like this is the time to commit a myriad of offenses. What is going on and why all the dismissals and suspensions? ...
  

• Re: Rockland area school district unveils plan to spend ...

  By Doug Curtis Jr. - Apr 16
  Well I won't go into as deep as Gerald did. Let me just say when was the last time the State or Federal government gave Rockland any money to ...
  

• Re: Rockland area school district unveils plan to spend ...

  By Gerald A Weinand - Apr 16
  A couple of points of clarification: First, the RSU does not receive any direct payments from the federal government. Covid relief funding (known ...
  

• Re: Rockland area school district unveils plan to spend ...

  By Crawford L Robinson - Apr 16
  This district has no problem finding ways to spend money. They have had lots of practice. Of course once the pandemic issue goes away .... the ...
  

• Re: Cause determined for Thomaston house fire

  By Alana Allen - Apr 16
  Ann, You shouldn't post about something that you don't have all the facts about. If you feel the need to comment about a family that has been ...
  

• Re: Rockland restaurants sprout like spring flowers

  By Bradley Ketcher - Apr 16
  Good news all around
  

• Re: Rockland area school district unveils plan to spend ...

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 16
  Valerie of course it would b great if the school board even understood the meaning of "better use". No this is more like handing kids a pillow ...
  

• Re: The price of being 'woke': editing your music library

  By Reade Brower - Apr 15
  thank you Barrie; more cancel culture going on but you are right banned was not correct expression.
  

• Re: Downtown traffic plan gets final approval

  By Crawford L Robinson - Apr 15
  Sorry Stephen. You think I don't know there were no cars in 1821? Part of my point. As usual I disagree with you and your opinions. Nothing ...
  

• Re: Midcoast lens: Spring crocuses

  By Scott Simmonds - Apr 15
  An explosion of gold A hint of spring
  

• Re: Knox County gives administrator six-year extension

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 15
  Mr. Hart is a dedicated honest administrator who has served the County well over the years. Of course like any other executive he also has one or ...
  

• Re: The price of being 'woke': editing your music library

  By Barrie C Keegan - Apr 15
  Just a note: the Dr Seuss books were not banned, the estate made the decision not to publish them anymore.
  

• Re: Knox County gives administrator six-year extension

  By SHARON HANLEY - Apr 14
  Congratulations Andrew Hart. Well deserved.
  

• Re: Downtown traffic plan gets final approval

  By Crawford L Robinson - Apr 14
  This is 2021, NOT 1821. Roads are made for cars and sidewalks are made for pedestrians.
  

• Re: Knox County gives administrator six-year extension

  By THOMAS MARSHALL, JR - Apr 14
  The County is fortunate to have the dedication and talent of Mr.Hart.
  

• Re: With love of game, Arau steps on court to guide ...

  By Dwight Pitcairn - Apr 13
  LEGEND, could not think of a better person this coaching position. Best of luck
  

• Re: Downtown traffic plan gets final approval

  By Valerie Wass - Apr 13
  Parklets? LOL Tehy are called parking spaces.
  

• Re: Warrant for town election posted in Appleton

  By Town of Appleton - Apr 13
  Hello all! Just want to let you know that if anyone wants to see the warrant, I can certainly email it out to you in advance, just call the town ...
  

• Re: Rockland set to restart recreation department

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 13
  Anyone interested in helping me promote the idea of an internet cafe run by students for students to provide a gathering spot at the Rec Center ...
  

• Re: Rockland tells Burger King to remove, cover sign

  By THOMAS MARSHALL, JR - Apr 12
  We should change the Land Ordinance to limit all freestanding roadside signs to a 6' height. Tall pedestal signs create visual clutter. Tombstone ...
  

• Re: Courier-Gazette Letters to the Editor April 8

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 12
  Well now that we've heard from the Lynn Archer fan club, I think it's time we all question the assertions brought forth in this "letter to the ...
  

• Re: Rockland tells Burger King to remove, cover sign

  By Valerie Wass - Apr 12
  It is misleading to keep the sign up. The code enforcement officer is only doing his job. Summer is coming and many will think that they are open ...
  

• Re: Rockland tells Burger King to remove, cover sign

  By Gregory D Kibitz - Apr 11
  Nobody made "another stupid law." Code enforcement is simply enforcing a law already in on the books. Huge difference, and generally consistent ...
  

• Re: Rockland tells Burger King to remove or cover sign

  By Sumner Kinney - Apr 11
  My comment was written by Marjorie Kinney. Not Sumner Kinney.
  

• Re: Rockland board rejects Good Tern's appeal

  By Crawford L Robinson - Apr 11
  Stay in Rockland. Move to the former BK building. You really should have a drive-thru. The possibilities are endless: Tofu Whoppers, Soy Fries, ...
  

• Re: Rockland board rejects Good Tern's appeal

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 11
  Ananur I so agree with your sentiments. I have been a member of the co-op for several years, such a great organization and good people, but ...
  

• Re: Courier-Gazette Letters to the Editor April 8

  By Debra Damon - Apr 11
  Gaye Best how many people go sit in that park for the reasons you state? Lynn Archer has added to that area since she has had the Brass Compass. ...
  

• Re: Stewart to plead not guilty to theft from customers

  By ANITA BROWN - Apr 10
  You always picture Malcolm Stewart “smiling all the way to the bank”. How about a photo of him in an orange jumpsuit?
  

• Re: LeBel makes pitch as Viking softball coach

  By Dyane Mohr - Apr 10
  Congratulations Brooke!!
  

• Re: Rockland postpones vote on Habitat neighborhood zone ...

  By Trudy H Black - Apr 09
  It's wetland ! With all the possibilities of places to build, why are you trying to cram 40 units onto a old neighborhood that was always looked ...
  

• Re: Rockland board rejects Good Tern's appeal

  By Don Dickinson - Apr 09
  Excellent idea Mariellen.
  

• Re: Fire crews respond to Route 1 house fire in Thomaston

  By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Apr 09
  Traffic lights do not cause accidents. Inattentive, impatient drivers are to blame. I have never heard of a traffic light rear ending anyone. ...
  

• Re: Fire crews respond to Route 1 house fire in Thomaston

  By Nina Reed - Apr 09
  Ann, take it to the town, not on a post about someone's house burning. ~Melanie Keene
  

• Re: Rockland board rejects Good Tern's appeal

  By Valerie Wass - Apr 09
  Steve, Your post was right on the money!
  

• Re: Fire crews respond to Route 1 house fire in Thomaston

  By Ann M Frisbie - Apr 09
  I think if the lights in Thomaston would be working all the time and not just blinking yellow, maybe accidents wouldnt happen. To have them ...
  

• Re: The Captain Spear set for launch

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 09
  I had the honor to have known and worked with Dick Spear over the years. I think God threw away the mold after making this man. A decent, humble ...
  

• Re: Rockland board rejects Good Tern's appeal

  By Mariellen Eaton - Apr 09
  Maybe it's time to think about moving to Thomaston.
  

• Re: The Boxer and Enterprise

  By Daniel Purdy - Apr 08
  That seems like forever ago, But! In 1968, a new Minister came to the Methodist Church in Friendship. He talked to an old lady there. When she was ...
  

• Re: Stewart to plead not guilty to theft from customers

  By STEVEN VITTUM - Apr 08
  OK- they swindle hundreds of thousands of dollars from their victims. Then, when the court wants to have mediation, they claim they can't come up ...
  

• Re: Fire crews respond to Route 1 house fire in Thomaston

  By Stephen Betts - Apr 08
  Across from the Gulf station.
  

• Re: Fire crews respond to Route 1 house fire in Thomaston

  By johanna stadler - Apr 08
  Gulf Station?
  

• Re: Thomaston voters to decide on new police officer

  By Margaret McCrea - Apr 08
  Thank you to the Thomaston Board of Selectmen, Town Office Manager Kara George and her tireless team of dedicated employees, and the Budget ...
  

• Re: Rockland Council voices support for downtown traffic plan

  By Crawford L Robinson - Apr 08
  Perhaps we could position some cardboard cutout cactus to enhance the optical illusion crosswalks? Let's not forget to decorate the barriers with ...
  

• Re: Union to stream live meetings post-pandemic

  By David Poulin - Apr 08
  I was misquoted in this article. What I actually said was that Vose Library has been using Zoom for their programs (not meetings). The Wednesday ...
  

• Re: Rockland Council voices support for downtown traffic plan

  By Valerie Wass - Apr 08
  Seriously! Spending unnecessary money again!!! "Optical illusion crosswalks"????!!!!! I sure hope that at least one of the city councilors reads ...
  

• Re: Stewart to plead not guilty to theft from customers

  By Susan Harriman - Apr 07
  He can take trips back and forth for his treatments while in jail or prison.
  

• Re: Stewart to plead not guilty to theft from customers

  By Keryn Laite - Apr 07
  This is extremely disappointing. Now the taxpayers most likely will have to pay for his legal representation as well as being treated by doctors ...
  

• Re: Home Kitchen Cafe bakery nears final review

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 07
  James & susan are fine examples of entrepreneurs who have worked diligently to create an outstanding business model. I am disappointed however in ...
  

• Re: Spectrum outage leads Rockland Council to postpone meeting

  By Danny Lee Jackson - Apr 06
  Charter Communications purchased Time-Warner.
  

• Re: Why we need to pass the Pine Tree Amendment

  By Edward Doudera - Apr 06
  I'm in definite support of this important amendment and, as a member of the Environment and Natural Resources Committee, was proud to cast my vote ...
  

• Re: Spectrum outage leads Rockland Council to postpone meeting

  By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Apr 06
  I thought Time-Warner was purchased by Comcast and renamed Spectrum. I can think of word that rhymes with Spectrum which suits them better.
  

• Re: Courier-Gazette Letters to the Editor April 1

  By Kendall Merriam - Apr 06
  Stakeholder interests from Rockland residents, who have served well and long on city councils and other city departments, with expertise in the ...
  

• Re: Rockland to revive housing committees

  By Ed Glaser - Apr 06
  Charter School? Yes, I've been talking about that for years - we are the 'Arts Capital," so it would only make sense to have an arts school here. ...
  

• Re: Rockland to revive housing committees

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 06
  Great Idea Mike, even better if the Old High school (now called the Lincoln street center) could be purchased and a causeway constructed to ...
  

• Re: Rockland to revive housing committees

  By Michael Mullins - Apr 05
  How about a charter school for the McLain. Would be great to have a school right in downtown.
  

• Re: Courier-Gazette Letters to the Editor April 1

  By Barbara S Mogel - Apr 05
  Rockland's City Council is experimenting with ideas that are based on good intentions, but they have overlooked stakeholder interests, failed to ...
  

• Re: Here's how much federal aid each community may receive

  By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Apr 05
  Wouldn't money be better spent on some sidewalk and street repairs. Many of the City sidewalks are so uneven they are hard to walk on. Lowering ...
  

• Re: Rockland to revive housing committees

  By Valerie Wass - Apr 05
  The City of Rockland should NEVER be in the Real Estate business!!! I read some of the minutes of meetings of the Council meetings and what goes ...
  

• Re: Rockland to revive housing committees

  By Valerie Wass - Apr 05
  Isn't it up to the landlords of the Main Street buildings on what they do with their upper floors? This is so ridiculous!
  

• Re: Here's how much federal aid each community may receive

  By Stephen Betts - Apr 05
  They are now Pete. My omission.
  

• Re: Rockland to revive housing committees

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 05
  Oh joy another committee. It's getting a little late in the season, committees are a great way to while away those cold winter evening especially ...
  

• Re: Rockland to revive housing committees

  By Richard McKusic, Sr. - Apr 05
  This is not a 'talk it to death' council. I believe we will see some action this time. Kudos. Looking forward to hearing more SOON.
  

• Re: Rockland area school district sets public budget input ...

  By James York - Apr 04
  "The amount of local property taxes communities will need to raise to support the budget totals nearly $26.9 million, an increase of $845,000" Quit...
  

• Re: District attorney asks for human resources probe of ...

  By Charlotte Davenhill - Apr 18
  A probe sounds like just the thing! We're fortunate to have such a smart, courageous, and fair-minded district attorney as Natasha Irving.
  

• Re: The price of being 'woke': editing your music library

  By Seth Thayer - Apr 18
  Cancel culture? If I own the rights to something and decide of my own free will not to publish that item ever again...it ain't cancelling it....its...
  

• Re: Farnsworth announces historic bequest of 27 major Wyeth ...

  By ANANUR FORMA - Apr 17
  Great News, big thank you to the Wyeth family. THANK YOU, looking forward to being there in May.
  

• Re: Farnsworth announces historic bequest of 27 major Wyeth ...

  By Martha Johnston-Nash - Apr 17
  How very nice for Rockland and the Museum! I'm especially pleased they will own Wyeth's "Geraniums", my favorite.
  

• Re: Downtown traffic plan gets final approval

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 17
  I totally agree with you Francis. No one wants advice especially "Free" advice because that is what it is worth nothing. I give my opinion which ...
  

• Re: Rockland area school district unveils plan to spend ...

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 17
  I'm right there with you Doug. McClain is after all a "school building". It seems to me the district could free up a lot of useful classroom space ...
  

• Re: Retired judge raises questions about coming elections

  By Paul Smith - Apr 16
  Most people with an above-blood-temperature IQ find it useful to ascertain the facts before posting comments.
  

• Re: Retired judge raises questions about coming elections

  By Elizabeth Dickerson - Apr 16
  Ok, I can't stand this another minute. You can't NOT issue an absentee ballot by mail just because you think they might get lost in the mail. ...
  

• Re: Cause determined for Thomaston house fire

  By Alana Allen - Apr 16
  My comment POSTED was in reference to ANANUR FORMA comment on the fire, not Ann frisbie
  

• Re: Rockland restaurants sprout like spring flowers

  By Bradley Ketcher - Apr 16
  Good news all around
  

• Re: The price of being 'woke': editing your music library

  By Lynda DeWitt - Apr 16
  Censorship is rarely a good idea. But if a speaker continually shouts "fire" in a crowded movie theater, meaning his or her lying words can lead ...
  

• Re: Rockland area school district unveils plan to spend ...

  By Valerie Wass - Apr 16
  Seems like this grant can be spent for better use.
  

• Re: Downtown traffic plan gets final approval

  By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Apr 15
  Somebody said " Don't give advice, the wise don't need it, the fools won't heed it."
  

• Re: Midcoast sees 28 more COVID-19 cases, CDC reports Thursday

  By Crawford L Robinson - Apr 15
  Sad that too many are not taking this as seriously as they should be based on fear, politics or both.
  

• Re: Downtown traffic plan gets final approval

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 15
  Actually crawford in 1821 there were no cars, yet lots of horses and they did not require roads either. It is percisely this kind of thinking that ...
  

• Re: Cause determined for Thomaston house fire

  By ANANUR FORMA - Apr 15
  "Smoking materials" as in cigarettes? Perhaps someone ought to be fined for smoking materials not dealt with properly, if I am reading this ...
  

• Re: Board will not send any tannery lot proposal to a June ...

  By Barry Douglas Morse - Apr 14
  Regarding specificity, if the primary focus is a maker's space, which would be an industrial use, it would be important to know what kinds of ...
  

• Re: Knox County gives administrator six-year extension

  By SHARON HANLEY - Apr 14
  Congratulations Andrew Hart. Well deserved.
  

• Re: Downtown traffic plan gets final approval

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 14
  I am continually encouraged by signs that generations young and old are beginning to understand the importance of health & fitness, yet the love ...
  

• Re: With love of game, Arau steps on court to guide ...

  By Dwight Pitcairn - Apr 13
  For for this coaching position is what I meant to write
  

• Re: Downtown traffic plan gets final approval

  By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Apr 13
  Drivers travel the left-hand lane until they get up by Summer St and then swerve into the right-hand lane to avoid parallel parkers. Anyone in a ...
  

• Re: Rockland set to restart recreation department

  By Gregory S Grotton - Apr 13
  I think it's a great idea...if I were from Rockland I'd stand along with you. Would love to see something like that in Union, give the kids some ...
  

• Re: Courier-Gazette Letters to the Editor April 8

  By Stacie Wogalter - Apr 13
  I agree with Gaye. My mother, Averie (Eaton) Stinson purchased the original Winslow Holbrook Square sign at a local auction a few years before her ...
  

• Re: Maine Seaside Treasures opens in Camden

  By Debra Damon - Apr 13
  Looks beautiful already Connie. Can't wait to check it out. Good Luck in both stores.
  

• Re: Ecologist to discuss Maine’s seagrass meadows

  By Gerald A Weinand - Apr 12
  I just happened upon this article on the "rice of the sea." I hope that Merry Spring will ask Ms. DuBois to comment on ~
  

• Re: Responsibility, positive attitude awards given at Grammar ...

  By ANANUR FORMA - Apr 12
  I love this article and the kids today are way more advanced and aware than I was at that age. Very proud of these kids. wow. They must have ...
  

• Re: Ecologist to discuss Maine’s seagrass meadows

  By Gregory D Kibitz - Apr 12
  Merryspring Nature Center, forever making the Midcoast a better & better place to live.
  

• Re: Rockland tells Burger King to remove or cover sign

  By ANANUR FORMA - Apr 11
  You must have been listening to the radio with the song blasting by Joni Mitchell "Circle Game." YouTube Joni Mitchell "Circle Game"
  

• Re: Rockland tells Burger King to remove or cover sign

  By Sumner Kinney - Apr 11
  Typical busy-body law! Yes, it would be nice to let people know that they are no longer there but is it harmful enough to make another stupid law?
  

• Re: Rockland tells Burger King to remove or cover sign

  By Crawford L Robinson - Apr 11
  A good idea. I sat at the drive-thru for 45 minutes yesterday trying to order my Whopper meal with my coupon.
  

• Re: Rockland board rejects Good Tern's appeal

  By Sumner Kinney - Apr 11
  Mariellen has a fantastic idea! Come to Thomaston! There are several vacant lots available which can provide all the real estate the successful ...
  

• Re: Rockland board rejects Good Tern's appeal

  By Melissa Byer - Apr 10
  I have to say I agree with Stephen Carroll. Also that corner is bad and it would block it even worse
  

• Re: The Captain Spear launched at ceremony

  By Rick Winslow - Apr 10
  Always saw Dick in the old ferry terminal and sometimes piloting one of the ferries across the bay. He was a common appearance around the Rockland ...
  

• Re: Rockland board rejects Good Tern's appeal

  By ANANUR FORMA - Apr 10
  Please work WITH the planning board and resolve this issue right away. We need the Good Tern HERE. expansion is the right thing to do. If that ...
  

• Re: Fire crews respond to Route 1 house fire in Thomaston

  By Janie Jacques - Apr 09
  Ann Frisbee, you say you pay your taxes and want what you pay for. I'm feeling the same way about Oceanside High Schools Athletic Dept. We're ...
  

• Re: Rockland board rejects Good Tern's appeal

  By Gregory D Kibitz - Apr 09
  No thank you, Mariellen! Good Tern is not, and never will be, yet another Big Blue Box Multi Mart Super Center full of bags, boxes, cans & ...
  

• Re: Miramant introduces bill to limit credit card fees

  By ANANUR FORMA - Apr 09
  I personally think during these times the smart thing for credit card companies would be for them to "forgive ALL debt." and let us ALL start over ...
  

• Re: The Captain Spear set for launch

  By Valerie Wass - Apr 09
  Thank you for sharing, Steve.
  

• Re: Rockland postpones vote on Habitat neighborhood zone ...

  By Valerie Wass - Apr 09
  If the city lets this happen, they are opening up a can of worms for others in the city to built small houses. They can not let it happen and than ...
  

• Re: Rockland Council voices support for downtown traffic plan

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 09
  Two things, first Thank you George for your comments which I believe mirrored mine especially the part about "aristocratic privilege". Second ...
  

• Re: Rockland board rejects Good Tern's appeal

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 09
  Of course it's difficult to envision the Good Tern's building sceam without seeing pictures, but it would be apparent to the casual observer that ...
  

• Re: Debate over proposed minor subdivision grows heated

  By Ivan Stone - Apr 08
  I happened to listen to this zoom meeting and not once did I find Mr. Willauer to be disrespectful, I thought Mr. Richardson was the disrespectful ...
  

• Re: Fire crews respond to Route 1 house fire in Thomaston

  By Dale Curtis - Apr 08
  Thankful for all that showed up for this effort. Regardless if your house was not mentioned.
  

• Re: Fire crews respond to Route 1 house fire in Thomaston

  By Rebecca Elwell - Apr 08
  South Thomaston is there also
  

• Re: Fire crews respond to Route 1 house fire in Thomaston

  By Galo Joseph Hernandez 3rd - Apr 08
  Creek hill, aka Fabian.
  

• Re: Rockland Council voices support for downtown traffic plan

  By Richard McKusic, Sr. - Apr 08
  Cop on the beat will take care of the speeding situation. Enough of the excuses that it can't be done. Use the TIF money if you have to. Won't ...
  

• Re: Stewart to plead not guilty to theft from customers

  By GAIL HAWES - Apr 08
  The worst part of all this is that all the homeowners, businesses and workers, etc, will likely never see much in the way of restitution. Many ...
  

• Re: Rockland Council voices support for downtown traffic plan

  By George Terrien - Apr 08
  Assuming the accuracy of Steve Carroll's report that CMCA either chose or weren't bothered to participate (or even to read the newspaper, in which ...
  

• Re: Rockland Council voices support for downtown traffic plan

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 08
  I was pleased to be apart of this committee of community members, Main street business owners and City officials who met each week for two months ...
  

• Re: Stewart to plead not guilty to theft from customers

  By Martha Johnston-Nash - Apr 08
  I would ask the court to verify the story about his illnesses. The guy is a pathological liar, at best.
  

• Re: Does anybody really know what time it is?

  By ANANUR FORMA - Apr 07
  shall we dance?
  

• Re: Spectrum outage leads Rockland Council to postpone meeting

  By Francis Mazzeo, Jr. - Apr 07
  Whoever owns them should get up to speed in reality instead of words.
  

• Re: Acceptable ME promotes female self-image positivity

  By ANANUR FORMA - Apr 07
  BRAVO.
  

• Re: Jenna Lookner will not seek reelection to Select Board

  By Edward Doudera - Apr 06
  Jenna, thank you for your dedicated service to our town! Your voice will be missed but I look forward to seeing the new directions you pursue. -- ...
  

• Re: Francis M. Weaver

  By Dorinda Jacobs - Apr 06
  Sadness... I love you Uncle Mickey. RIP
  

• Re: Spectrum outage leads Rockland Council to postpone meeting

  By STEVEN VITTUM - Apr 06
  I think it would be nice if we had another cable provider option. When I lived in Chicago, we had a choice. Here, Spectrum is the only game in ...
  

• Re: Rockland to revive housing committees

  By Valerie Wass - Apr 06
  We need more on the tax base not less. A charter school is not that.
  

• Re: Spectrum outage leads Rockland Council to postpone meeting

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 06
  Curious I called Spectrum's customer service line to inquiry about the outage. I thought it was my equipment. I called and spoke with a sweet ...
  

• Re: Here's how much federal aid each community may receive

  By Stephen Betts - Apr 06
  Greg, I added Waldoboro and Lincolnville to this list because they are in the Courier and Herald coverage area. You are correct, however, they are ...
  

• Re: Here's how much federal aid each community may receive

  By Gregory S Grotton - Apr 05
  I didn't realize Waldoboro was part of Knox County...pretty good chunk of change there!
  

• Re: Increasing gun safety in Maine

  By Edward Doudera - Apr 05
  Hi Patti, This is Rep Doudera and I thank you for your questions. Our gun deaths increased by 45% from what they had been previously. Same with ...
  

• Re: Here's how much federal aid each community may receive

  By ANANUR FORMA - Apr 05
  I like what Ed said in essence.......... wait til we have cash in hand, until then it's a fantasy.
  

• Re: Rockland to revive housing committees

  By Valerie Wass - Apr 05
  It is easy, put Mclain School up for auction. SELL IT!!!!!
  

• Re: Midcoast has historic opportunity to expand broadband

  By Janice B. MCLennan - Apr 05
  Wouldn't this be wonderful. Internet is not available to all residents of South Thomaston. Even when it is, it can be so slow that it is impossible...
  

• Re: Here's how much federal aid each community may receive

  By PETER LAMMERT - Apr 05
  Mr. Betts, Thomaston is not in the above list. Was that an omission or do we not need any rescuing?
  

• Re: Here's how much federal aid each community may receive

  By Stephen K Carroll - Apr 05
  I heard a rumor recently that we have some people in Washington that were sent to "represent " us. Perhaps if asked nicely one could reach down ...
  

• Re: Here's how much federal aid each community may receive

  By Richard McKusic, Sr. - Apr 05
  What an opportunity Mitch McConnell and the Republican party has to show what they are made of! President Biden has opened the door wide open with ...