I write in support of Carl Sheline for mayor of Lewiston. At a time of ongoing political polarization that is slowly seeping into local politics, Carl is not interested in public office to engage in political battles. Instead he wants to focus on creating a positive environment and image for the community, while supporting local […]

I am writing to endorse Leigh Albert for the Ward 6 Lewiston School Committee seat. Leigh and her family have been our neighbors. Our children attend daycare and elementary school together. I witness Leigh as a caring parent and compassionate community member daily. Through my roles on the board of directors for the Lewiston Education […]

I’ve been going back and forth about Question 1. I decided to vote no. I wish Gov. Janet Mills negotiated us a better deal, but the power corridor doesn’t look much different than the one that’s been going up to Rumford for decades or ski areas or clear-cutting sites from the forest industries. I talked […]

Carl Sheline will have my vote for Lewiston mayor on Nov. 2, and here’s why. I got to know Carl a few years back when I leased some space from him. His focus is on business development and the city image. Those two items will lead Lewiston in the right direction. I urge voters to […]

When Mark Cayer announced he was not seeking reelection as Lewiston’s mayor, I was disappointed. I knew Mark’s solid common sense, good judgment, and commitment to the community could guide Lewiston through these difficult times. When Carl Sheline announced he was running for mayor, my disappointment and concerns were allayed. Carl has the essential qualities […]

One of the elements being used in advertisements opposing the New England Clean Energy Connect corridor I find troubling is the objection that the recipient of this cleaner energy will be Massachusetts — the implication being that they are an oppositional state — a neighbor to be hindered somehow, and a lesser part of our […]

I write in response to the letter by Serge Abergel, Hydro-Québec’s director of communications, published Oct. 20. Let’s take a moment and keep this simple. It amazes me every time I see either a TV ad or a letter to the editor regarding out-of-state companies funding the “Yes on Question 1” campaign. Do people notice […]