LewistonNative...
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- Michael
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- Hobbs
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- South Portland
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"Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both"
-Ben Franklin
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LewistonNative...'s Comments
Judging from the sudject line
Judging from the sudject line he meant Dennis Bailey.
Why not follow what Hollywood
Why not follow what Hollywood Slots is doing in Bangor and train the people at CMCC?
If I could click that agree
If I could click that agree button another million times over, I would. I now am going to school and living in South Portland. I always find it funny when they say "I don't think we should have to pay to use I-95, but Lewiston drivers can use it for free to get to Auburn and vice versa" I try to explain to them that using the turnpike to go between Auburn and Lewiston is generally not plausible as most of us are traveling between the downtowns in which case we use the Longley Bridge, Bernard Loan Bridge and Veterans Memorial Bridge because both exits are on the outskirts of the cities. You are defiantly right about I-295 majority of the Greater Portland area use that for FREE and connect easily to most if not all community centers. I have been saying for quite some time that I think it is time for an East-West highway. Starting in Bath/Brunswick, going threw Lisbon, Lewiston/Auburn and going into the Western parts of Maine as well (maybe but and on/off ramp by the casino). Maybe dicuss it with N.H. and Vermont about potentially linking it up to the interstate system that links Albany to Buffalo, N.Y. Just some thoughts.
Well deserved to the veterans
Well deserved to the veterans of L/A and the veterans around the state of Maine. Thank you for your past and present service to our country.
Hold on, so you are saying it
Hold on, so you are saying it can be a civil MARRIAGE and not just a flat out MARRIAGE? Why bother with the civil part then? No where in my remarks was I judging you, I was showing you that marriage was an institute that was adopted by the church and not the other way around. If we were running out mouths then so were you, you made your remarks/opinions known and we countered them with our own remarks/opinions. That isn't called running your mouth it is individuals having a discussion and/or debating. Just curious that since marriage wasn't created by the church, who says that they get to define marriage in which they see fit based on their religion? Words definition change all the time with the ages anyways. Depends you are assuming that I believe that there is a God, believe it or not, not everyone in the United States is religious.