By: Ronda Snyder April 4, 2021 On Saturday, April 3, 2021, in Lewiston a group of teens were fighting in the parking lot outside the Bull Moose in Lewiston. We’ve been told that one teenage had to fight several people. That teenager ran to the FunZ Trampoline Park in an attempt to escape the violence. […]
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By: Maine Journal News This article contains commentary which reflects the authors’ opinions When Rebecca Rochelle saw a post in the Kennebec Swap and Sell Group, she wanted to be able to go to the location to purchase items for her children. Unfortunately, Rebecca is one of those people who have been excluded from society
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By: Capt Jack Renfrew I suppose it would be best to begin with an explanation of why I was drawn to the outdoors from my early childhood… My connection to the outdoors began, of course, as most children’s initial interactions by exploring the woods and waters within walking distance of home. But the real spark
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By: Maine Journal News Team In her December 11, 2020 Executive Order, Governor Janet Mills instituted the strictest Executive Order in the nation by removing medical exemptions from the mask mandate. A review of mask mandates and orders issued by all other Governors in the nation, including New York and California, allow an exemption for
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By: Maine Journal News This article contains political and other commentary which reflects the author’s opinions Maine: No Mask No Service members have never been accused of seeing two sides of a story. Rather, they are omniscient and experts on a what’s best for everyone else. They are firm in their convictions and the view
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By: Maine Journal News Buying items on local Maine swap and sell sites should always come with a “Buyer Beware” notice. Never is this notice truer if custom woodworking items are offered for sale by Melissa and Donald Levesque or one of their many aliases. Unfortunately, it may be difficult to determine whether you are
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By: Morgan Coffron The state of Maine has been under one of the strictest mask mandates in the country for two months, now. But how is this affecting those who are physically and medically unable to wear a mask? In the town of Acton, one lone citizen is fighting for his right to
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By: Maine Journal News This article contains political and other commentary which reflects the authors’ opinions Andrew Rice’s article on February 14, 2021 in the Sun Journal entitled “From Yard Signs to Bumper Stickers, Maine Politics turns Vulgar is an outstanding example of one-sided media in Maine. Let’s face it, we’ve all seen plenty of
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BY: Ronda Snyder (Note: This article has been updated to include the name of the woman in purple walking the dogs in Belfast. Four separate sources have confirmed her identity). There has been a protest against Mask Mandates and Lockdowns on a corner in Belfast Center for quite a few Sundays in a row. The
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By: Maine Journal News Ward 4 Belfast City Council Member, Michael Hurley believes in rules, apparently just not for himself. The City of Belfast has an ordinance prohibiting fireworks within City limits. In fact, Hurley was on the board that drafted the ordinance and voted unanimously to adopt the fireworks ban in Belfast. In a
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