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Cast a line during fishing frenzy event
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With the 2021 fishing season right around the corner, the Royal River Alliance, in cooperation with Sebago Chapter of Trout Unlimited, Maine Rivers and the Sebago Lake Regional Office of the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, will be highlighting the fishing opportunities available in the Royal River watershed.
Royal River Fishing Frenzy!, an interactive fishing map launch, will be available at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 18. The event is free to anyone on or off Facebook. For more information and to register, see the Royal River Fishing Frenzy! (Interactive fishing map launch) page.
New Gloucester board tables anti-mask resolution
Members of the public opposing the measure call it ignorant, irresponsible, a manifesto and a spread of misinformation.
By Emily BaderLakes Region Weekly
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The New Gloucester Selectboard took no action on the mask resolution introduced by Selectperson Linda Chase, top right. At one point, upwards of 70 citizens joined the virtual meeting held over Zoom.
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New Gloucester Selectmen took no action this week on an anti-mask resolution that questioned the constitutionality of Gov. Janet Mills’ executive orders requiring face coverings in public settings.
The majority of the 70 people tuning into the meeting who spoke opposed the anti-mask measure, with one, New Gloucester resident and South Portland City Manager Scott Morrelli, saying it was an “ignorant” and “irresponsible” resolution.
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âI still firmly believe we did the right thing. But 20 years later, now is the time to bring them home,â said Marc Silvestri, a decorated Afghan combat veteran who is now director of the city of Revere Department of Veterans Services. âIf we have not given the Afghans the base to stand on their own two feet by now, when will that happen and at what cost?âJonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff
Nearly 20 years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, followed by the first of 800,000 American service members to enter Afghanistan, the remaining US troops there have begun to withdraw from this countryâs longest war.