All posts by The Forecaster
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Letter: Johnson for Falmouth town councilor
For the upcoming municipal elections in Falmouth, I urge you to vote for Tommy Johnson for one of the three Town Council seats. I’ve known...
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Johnson, Trickett, de Lima for Falmouth council
After six years on Falmouth’s Town Council, I have come to deeply appreciate that Falmouth is well-managed and well-governed; has a broad range of responsibilities...
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Letter: Support Moriarty in House District 45
Steve Moriarty is thoughtful and intelligent, listens well and works to find common ground. In his previous tenure in the state Legislature (2012-2014), he reached...
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Letter: Vote for Hughes in House District 45
Kevin Hughes has run successful family businesses for almost 40 years. He’s learned how critical old-fashioned common sense produces prudent financial decisions delivering lasting benefits....
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Letter: Choice is always there for the wealthy
Regarding John Ballentine’s column on LD 820, I’m sure all the rich Mainers are “clutching their pearls” if the pro-choice bill fails and the anti-choice...
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Letter: Elect Hughes in House District 45
Having had the honor of representing Cumberland for six years in the state Legislature, I am intimately familiar with what it takes to be a...
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Letter: He’ll skip ‘Drag Queen Story Time’ in South Portland
The South Portland Public Library has announced that it has a book reading for young children on June 1 called “Drag Queen Story Time.” Is...
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Letter: Falmouth appointment ignores past mistakes
Once again, the Falmouth Town Council has thumbed its collective nose at the citizens of our town. Literally, at the 11th hour of the May...
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Letter: Falmouth plan to spray trees is ill-considered
I was shocked to read that Falmouth is planning to spray trees in late May. I do not believe that residents were given enough public...
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Super Six Polls
Our latest Super Six polls for baseball, softball and boys’ and girls’ lacrosse. These polls include games played through Saturday, May 18 and were first...
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Midcoast Community Calendar: May 17
Midcoast Books/Authors Sunday 5/19 “Pursuing a Dream,” talk by author/photographer James Nelon, 2 p.m., Curtis Memorial Library, 23 Pleasant St., Brunswick, stories and images of Southeast Asia....
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Cape Elizabeth Police Beat: May 17
Arrests No arrests were reported for the period May 7-13. Summonses 5/7 at 5:27 a.m. Michael Booth, 49, of Scarborough, was issued a summons on...
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Midcoast People & Business: May 17
Midcoast artist a top pick at juried Harlow exhibit A Freeport artist took second place at the opening reception May 10 for the Harlow Gallery’s...
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Freeport Police Beat: May 16
This week’s arrests, summonses, EMS and fire calls were not available.
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Midcoast School Notebook: May 17
Bowdoin donation funds new discovery classroom at KFES A new “discovery classroom” will be built at the new Kate Furbish Elementary School in Brunswick, thanks...
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Bath Police Beat: May 17
Arrests No arrests were reported from May 7-13. Summonses 5/9 Tre Pearson, 26, of Drayton Road, was issued a summons by Detective Sgt. Andrew Booth...
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South Portland Police Beat: May 17
Arrests 5/4 at 1:49 a.m. Stanley C. Maiorano, 23, of South Portland, was arrested on Hill Street by Officer Jesse Peasley on a charge of...
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Topsham Police Beat: May 17
Arrests No arrests were reported from May 6-13. Summonses 5/7 at 9:10 p.m. Mark Voight, 61, of Boothbay Harbor, was issued a summons by Sgt....
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Scarborough Police Beat: May 17
Arrests 5/7 at 7:09 a.m. Jose A. Gonzalez, 33, of Saint Joseph Street, Biddeford, was arrested on Payne Road and Bonneygrove Drive by Officer Aaron...
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Southern Meetings: May 17-24
Cape Elizabeth Tues. 5/21 7 p.m. Planning Board TH Wed. 5/22 6 p.m. Town Council Workshop – Comp Plan TH Scarborough Mon. 5/20 7 p.m. Planning...
