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Nate Libby: Lewiston well served with Cayer

Mark Cayer cares about the right stuff: bringing people together and working through difficult conversations like adults; pinching pennies and carefully crafting budgets so precious tax dollars are invested wisely with an eye toward the future; focusing on important issues, such as housing quality, safe neighborhoods, economic growth and property taxes; being an honest, kind […]

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Diane Grandmaison: Support for Owen Cardwell-Copenhefer

I support Owen Cardwell-Copenhefer, who is running for the Lewiston School Committee at-large. Public schools were created to provide workers for all occupations — vocational, technical and college-bound students. Cardwell-Copenhefer understands that every child is different. Some have more challenges than others. He understands that every student deserves an education so they can become successful […]

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Patti Gagne: Tim Lajoie for mayor of Lewiston

Tim Lajoie has my vote. When voting for the mayor of Lewiston, I consider things like integrity and honesty, someone who has Lewiston’s best interest in mind, protecting families, keeping safe neighborhoods, and someone who will stand strong against illegal acts of any kind. Tim Lajoie is that person. He has experience in law enforcement, […]

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Richard Taylor: Cal Thomas has a lesson to learn

Cal Thomas’ column (Oct. 1) claiming 16-year-old Greta Thunberg is not qualified to lecture adults is rife with irony. She speaks clearly the scientific consensus of 197 Paris Climate Accord countries and their best scientists. For “science,” Thomas has turned (at least twice) to ClimateDepot.com, a website owned by Mark Murano, a long time climate […]

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Maurice Keene: Agricultural zoning facts

As a 1960-72 former member of the Auburn Planning Board, I would like to share a fact-based overview. Prior to 1964, there was no zoning in rural Auburn beyond the city limits. In the 1950s, Auburn city councils were very concerned with residential building in the rural areas, due to the cost of municipal services […]