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Wednesday, April 21, 2021
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I read today on WGME-13 that there is a proposed surcharge for second homes in Maine that are vacant for six or more months per year. This fee would be 0.5% of the assessed home’s value, with the funds going to . . .
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This is a queen bumblebee that just emerged from her winter’s hibernation in a small dry cavity, perhaps a chink in a stone wall. As is true with all bumblebee colonies, the workers and drones died . . .
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It is quite interesting that Governor Mills would be supporting an “emergency bill” that would exempt land-based aquaculture facilities from Maine’s laws . . .
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We read that Bernie Madoff died. He and Donald Trump were arguably the two greatest con men in history, and it might be profitable to compare . . .
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While doing everything in their power to restrict the ability of Democratic and Democratic-leaning citizens to exercise their right to vote, Republicans are also misrepresenting the For the People Act (HR1) to an extraordinary degree.
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First of all, and I know that I am in the minority, but I believe that the 2020 election was stolen and that President Trump should be our president now.
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Once upon a time a mammoth hotel was being constructed right in the middle of Rockport village. Come see!
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In your recent article (“A New Electoral System,” April 13), you say the Constitution gives states the power to conduct elections but does not specify their electoral system.
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I write to comment on Frank Grande’s letter in the April 6 issue of The Free Press. As a Camden resident who has a certain amount of junk in his yard . . .
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Loved your letter, Mr. Grande. We now know summer is closer than we think. Welcome to Maine, The Way Life Should Be. Your letter was welcome, as are all letters like yours. Gives us all a laugh . . .
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Dear Frank Grande, regarding your letter to the editor of The Free Press which appears in the April 6th edition. I missed your letter last week and feel obligated to respond a bit late to the unkind and in-poor-taste . . .
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Looks as though I opened a hornets’ nest (“Maine Not as Expected,” Letters, April 6). To be clear, it was not my intention to denigrate the people of Maine . . .
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I read with interest the recent feel-good, photo-op article about Camden’s tree replacement program and, like many readers, mumbled to myself, “That’s nice,” and moved on. But the closing claim about Camden’s long-standing Tree City USA status . . .
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I have recently witnessed a great deal of patriotism expressed through the flying of our nation’s flag. At this time I feel it is important to remind people . . .
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Mr. Frank Grande,
Whereas you clearly know everything, would you kindly enlighten the rest of us
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In response to Frank Grande’s piece, “Maine Not as Expected” (Letters, April 6):
It must be discouraging to see yards that might be “trashed.” I certainly don’t care to see garbage bags . . .
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I am thrilled to vote Breanna Pinkham Bebb for Northport Selectboard on April 14. If ever there was a candidate who has proven her desire . . .
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Allow me to add my voice to the growing chorus of those who oppose the property development at Firefly Field on Talbot Avenue. Other letters before mine have covered the threats to the wildlife of the area, . .
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The letter to the editor, “Kamala Harris’s Affect,” in the April 6 Free Press demonstrates a sad reality in today’s America. Contrary to the letter writer’s passionate opinion, the Biden administration has been enjoying . . .
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This is a letter of thanks to Frank Grande, a visitor to Camden from Long Island, for his advice in the April 6 Free Press on how to make Camden a better place. Unfortunately, it appears that Mr. Grande was . . .
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