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What's your gripe?
Sunday, April 13, 2008
My mother used an old Maine expression to describe some folks, "Hooray for me and to heck with everybody else." We have had plenty of that in the past seven years, so I wonder if the governor and our super delegates would see wisdom in opening the door for Sen. Clinton's graceful exit? Resistance to the popular choice at this point seems a bit like, "Hooray for me and to heck with everybody else?"
- Anonymous
Why not close road areas needing work for a day or two and really fix the problems not just patching them? We seal our driveways, why not the roads? Not just the cracks!
- Anonymous
What is it with putting more than the one required registration year on the license plate? There's only one spot for the present year and month, not every year you've had the plate!
- Anonymous Is there something that really irks you? Something about your job, your family or the stuff you have to deal with every day? Share it. E-mail your peeves to bmail@sunjournal.com or mail them to Sun Journal, attn: b section, P.O. Box 4400, Lewiston, ME 04240, and we'll print them here. Please keep your gripe to under 60 words.
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Posted By:MMMMMM at April 16, 2008 6:00 AM (Suggest Removal)
We should have state inspections done every 2 years or more would be even better.
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Posted By:Skip at April 16, 2008 7:25 AM (Suggest Removal)
You either remove the previous year's tag on the plate or simply place the new tag over it.The month stays the same each year.What's so hard to figure here?
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