By: Ronda Snyder With all of the negativity, stress and strife going on in the lives of Americans and Mainers, it’s always good for the soul to take a few moments to view the serenity of the beauty that surrounds us every day in our great State of Maine. Last week, we reached out to …
By: Ronda Snyder Maine Journal News was present in Courtroom 1 of the Capitol Judicial Center on Monday, August 30, 2021 at 1 pm for a hearing on cases against Tony Glidden of Mainely Roofing and Siding. Back in the day, my old school shorthand (yes I am that old) was outstanding but I realized …
Tony Glidden’s Appearance in Augusta District Court Read More »
By: Ronda Snyder State Representative Chris Johansen and his beloved wife, Cindy, came down with COVID in July. The “vultures,” seemingly hoping for bad news, began circling. Crash Barry, a self-described reclusive author, filmmaker and podcaster made multiple posts on Twitter and Facebook about the Johansens’ medical conditions starting on July 23, 2021. These are …
By: Ronda Snyder After several delays, Maine held it’s Bicentennial Parade on Saturday, August 21, 2021. Governor Janet Mills led the parade as the Grand Marshall and rode in University of Maine’s 3Dirigo Boat. Along with security personnel, Mills was joined on the boat by Senator Bill Diamond (D-Cumberland). When the boat carrying Mills crossed …
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By: Ronda Snyder Here’s the back story on Michael G. Hein. In 2006, Hein protested outside a lingerie shop in Augusta and asked police to investigate “indecent” activities. In 2010, Hein was fired from his position with the Christian Civic League and filed a complaint with the Maine Human Rights Commission. The Christian Civic League …
By: Ronda Snyder Author’s Note: Let me preface this by saying, I saw a post about Aidan Kearney being served with a Harassment Order and a Restraining Order preventing him from writing about this issue or discussing it online. Having been the victim of a nuisance harassment order myself, I took it upon myself to …
Aidan Kearney and Turtleboy Sports’ First Amendment Rights Under Attack Read More »
By: Ronda Snyder Article contains commentary which definitely reflects the author’s opinion about the messages and comments. Maine Journal News gets a lot of interesting emails, Facebook messages (to the page and to individuals personally who are associated with the page) as well as comments on our website. We expect that and welcome messages and …
Mail Bag of Messages and Comments from the Unhinged, Angry and Vindictive Read More »
By: Ronda Snyder – This article contains commentary which reflects the author’s opinion. There’s no doubt that even hateful or bigoted speech is covered under the First Amendment and this includes Maine Representative Charlotte Warren’s Facebook post on July 1, 2021 stating that “straight white men are too emotional to be in politics.” On Monday, …
Dirty Politics and Hypocrisy Isn’t Just for Washington, DC Read More »
By: Ronda Snyder This article contains commentary that reflects the author’s opinion This is part 3 in our series about Tony Glidden and Mainely Roofing and Siding. You can read Part 1 HERE and Part 2 HERE. More people are claiming they have been victims of Tony Glidden’s poor business practices at Mainely Roofing and …
Consumer Beware – Part 3 – Mainely Roofing and Siding Read More »
By: Ronda Snyder July 5, 2021 Charlotte Warren is a state representative (Democrat) serving District 84 – Hallowell / Manchester / West Gardiner. According to the bio on her official government Facebook page, this is Charlotte’s story. On Thursday, July 1, 2021, Representative Charlotte Warren made a post on her personal Facebook page “straight white …
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