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Clinton most qualified candidate

Caucus day for Democrats is March 6 in towns and cities throughout Maine. It is such an important time to participate in the selection of the next president of the United States. Hillary Clinton is running for the nomination. At this time, I feel she would be the best candidate because of her experience as […]

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Kittridge will bring balance to Council

Kristine Kittridge is running for Lewiston city councilor, Ward 7. She has been following what is going on with the City Council, especially in Ward 7. Having talked to many residents of Lewiston, she is very sensitive about property tax increases. Paid trash bags are a no-no for many residents, but they are willing to […]

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Roy will move Lewiston forward

A newcomer is running for Lewiston Ward 2 City Council. Marc Roy, a Lewiston native, will be a great asset on the city council. As a certified public accountant, he will bring a background of experience in budgeting and finance. His military experience in the U.S. Navy took him out of Maine for a while […]

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D. Grandmaison: Hope for unified Lewiston

Since Benjamin “Ben” Chin announced his candidacy for mayor of Lewiston, I feel the excitement and enthusiasm. Now there is hope for a unified Lewiston. Chin attended Bates College on a scholarship. During his freshman year he earned the trust and respect from the residents of Lewiston by volunteering. While earning his political science degree, […]

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R. and D. Grandmaison: Maine must regain respect

People who love Maine must show it by getting out to vote on Nov 4. As we travel out of state, we encounter people who ask us what is wrong with the current governor. How sad they don’t talk about how beautiful Maine is. It is time for Maine to regain its respect by voting […]

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D. Grandmaison: Working together as problem solver

Heidi Brooks is running for House District 61 in Lewiston. Brooks is a well educated, common sense and caring person who has been involved in speaking up for the poor, the middle class, veterans, seniors and taxpayers in Lewiston, Augusta and Washington. Her leadership skills started as a top-10 student in high school. She has […]

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D. Grandmaison: Willing to find solutions

On Tuesday, June 10, Democrats have the opportunity to vote for Emily Cain. Her charismatic personality, debating skills, dedication to work hard and understanding of the issues makes her the best qualified candidate for the Congress. She supports increasing the minimum wage and investing in small businesses that will help the middle class. Protecting Medicare […]

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D. Grandmaison: Bates College is a great asset

I take issue with Auburn Mayor Jonathon Labonte’s comments (Sun Journal, March 19, “Bates panel tackles student involvement”). Mayor Labonte believes the L-A communities would be better served if attempts were made to “bust up the Bates bubble.” He said, “I call it a moat.” He should study the facts. The Harward Center website has […]

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D. Grandmaison: A positive spokesperson

Deciding who to vote for Lewiston mayor on Nov. 5 should be a “no brainer.” I view the role of the mayor to be a positive spokesperson to promote economic development who will create jobs that pay a “living wage,” promote the work ethic of the residents, our wonderful assets, riverfront, three colleges, two top-notch […]