Lewiston High School student Kristen Little, left, serves as an honorary page in the Maine Senate on June 21. She was the guest of Sen. Nate Libby, D-Lewiston.
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Lewiston student serves as Honorary Page
Lewiston Middle School student Desma Angelides served as an Honorary Page in the Maine Senate on Thursday, March 15. She was the guest of Sen. Nate Libby of Lewiston and is pictured with him following the Senate session.
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Paddlers hoping to raise $68,000 for Pine Tree Camp
SOLON — The drizzle stopped and skies cleared just in time as more than 150 paddlers set out from Evergreens Campground for a dry, cool, seven-mile kayak trip down the Kennebec to North Anson. They were paddling for a purpose, with a goal to raise $68,000 for the 21st annual Bath Savings Institution Paddle for […]
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Clock ticking for new budget that works for all Mainers
The Maine Legislature has less than two months to craft and enact its next two-year budget. Education, social services, public safety, infrastructure and veterans services all hang in the balance. Fortunately, the state is in a better position financially than it has been at any point during my time in the Legislature. Years after the […]
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Talented at hurling insults
This is in response to a letter from Lewiston Mayor, Robert Macdonald, “Lewiston a struggling city” (March 31). Once again, the mayor has demonstrated that he is exceptionally talented at hurling insults at Lewiston’s legislative delegation. Usually, we take it on the chin, but sometimes a response is necessary. Not once have I seen Mayor […]
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They have served the community
I want to recognize the accomplishments of two of Lewiston’s own, who were recently elected to leadership roles in Augusta by their peers. Incoming Assistant Minority Leader Sen. Nate Libby, who I served with on the Lewiston City Council during some difficult years, has the proven track record and ability to work across aisles for […]
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Prioritize, not politics
In response to Sen. Nate Libby’s letter (Nov. 22), I feel obligated to make the following points. The honorable senator should be legislating in Augusta, not fighting against the elected City Council in Lewiston, from which he decided to step away. He should be seeking ways for the Maine Department of Transportation to help with […]