Chutzpah! The pot calling the kettle black! There are even a few words that I can t print that describe the actual letter that was sent to the Bar Harbor Town Council on Friday, July 9 about too many tourists on the island. Again, this came from a tourist.
Here s the actual letter: A couple of weeks ago my husband and I came up from Boston to rent a cottage on Acadia for a (sic) several days. We looked forward to seeing the sights around the island and to our day trips to Bar Harbor, but came back from our outings to these places feeling frazzled and stressed, overrun as they already are we visitors. Had we known what we d encounter, we d have subtracted ourselves from their umber. We met friends, visiting from New York City, in town for a drink. It was their first time to Bar Harbor and they said they hadn t expected it to be so crowded. They won t be coming back.
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Beloved News Center Maine Anchor Lee Goldberg Has Prostate Cancer
Maine Loves Lee
Lee Goldberg has been a News Center Maine staple for decades. From the sports desk to the Morning Report Mainers rely on Lee for the hard news and a few laughs. Lee has always been open about his personal life. Typically, we re hearing joyful news of another Goldberg baby. This weekend, however, we learned that Lee has been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
PSA About PSA
Lee made the announcement on Facebook about his diagnosis. As always in the best of spirits, it s no message of doom and gloom. Thankfully his cancer was caught early and this is due to something called Prostate Specific Antigen, or PSA. Lee states that he never showed the normal common signs of prostate cancer, but thanks to routine blood exams at his routine physical that, after 50 years of age checks for PSA, Lee and his doctors saw that there was something wrong. Over time it was confirmed that it was, in fact, prostate cancer. Th