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Scott Berry: New zoning would help end racial discrimination in housing market

Auburn has policies and practices that exist today that are seemingly non-discriminatory on their face value, but still negatively affect and discriminate against families of color, depriving them of equal access to better education, plus economic well-being. I applaud Auburn Mayor Jason Levesque and members of the City Council and Planning Board for affording everyone […]

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Rudolph Ziehm: Too many terrible SCOTUS decisions

The SCOTUS has made some terrible decisions in the last 200 years. From the Taney decision that, arguably, opened the gates to civil war, to the “separate but equal” opinion that made all African Americans second-class citizens for most of the next hundred years. Now the court has gutted the Environmental Protection Agency’s authority while […]

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Bob Hayes: This sad play has received little applause

For two years, Auburn’s residents have been enduring a theatrical calamity. Largely, the theater addressing the replacement of land use zoning with form base codes has been produced and directed by Auburn’s mayor. Actually, production started even earlier with the selection of a cast of characters. Then, play rehearsals were conducted behind a COVID curtain. […]

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Don Dubuc: Rep. Libby supports true diversity

No matter what their party, I urge people to consider a vote to re-elect Rep. Laurel Libby to House District 90. Diversity is a buzzword these days. But real diversity is embodied in liberty: individual choice. Imagine having school funding follow the student, small businesses with the freedom to operate without excessive regulations, and lower […]