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Here is the recording of the public forum where the public made comments and asked panelists questions about the East-West Corridor project. Panel members included: Dave Pearson, District 24 House Candidate; Dusty Dowse, District 27 House Candidate; Sherman Leighton, Senator, District 33; Frederick Dawson, District 25 House Candidate; Ken Fredette, House Representative from District 25; […] Ridge View Community School, Dexter, ME: On Saturday July 14, nearly 175 area residents and local and state officials met at a public forum hosted by Dexter and Dover Area Towns in Transition {DDATT} for an open discussion of the proposed East-West Corridor.
Residents spoke with a panel of local government officials of both […] brochurebifoldEW2 BrochureEW (you will need to click these links again in the next window for them to open) If you have trouble printing more of these, contact Chris with your email address: chris(at)defendingwater(dot)net
By Nok-Noi Ricker, BDN Staff | Posted July 15, 2012, at 7:41 p.m. Link to Article Nok-Noi Ricker | BDN A man against the east-west corridor wears a T-shirt advertising his point of view at a public forum held Saturday, July 14, 2012, at the Ridgeview Community School in Dexter. Buy Photo Nok-Noi […] The Proposed East-West Highway: Boon or Boondoggle?..and what it means for Midcoast Maine Wed. July 18, 6pm Belfast Free Library, 106 High St, downtown Belfast Free, donations welcome. Chris Buchanan, Hillary Lister, and Read & Heidi Brugger will provide background on the East-West Corridor project, share updates, and discuss how to involve citizens of the […] July 12, 2012 Terry Nelson La Conner, Wash. nelson.terry@yahoo.com On May 1, 2012, I submitted a proposal to the La Conner Town Council to adopt a clean and fair elections ordinance, which would contain language denying corporate personhood and other clauses tailored to our particular circumstances. In the proposal, I included a model ordinance prepared […] event alert July 14 11×17 pdf Written by Crash Barry | The Portland Daily Sun http://www.portlanddailysun.me/index.php/opinion/columns/7218-the-crash-report-a-hellacious-highway# Try to picture a turnpike that cuts across the interior of Maine. A four-lane super-highway built through woodlands and bogs. A completely fenced-in, 220-mile private toll road, running along rivers, lakes and farms, then over mountains and ridgelines. Starting in Calais and ending at the […] |