What the Media won’t tell you about Governor Mills’ First Veto and why it ‘Stinks’ This is the Weekly Maine Republican Radio Address Representative Beth O’Connor May 15, 2019. Hello, this is Representative Beth O’Connor of Berwick. Recent Republican radio … Continue reading →
Maine State Society for the Protection of Animals In Maine, the month of May is a delightful tease for horse lovers and equestrians. The weather promises to improve and there is an occasional lovely day for spending time outside with … Continue reading →
Boothbay Vietnam Veteran Receives Maine Silver Star Honorable Service Medal On Friday, April 26th, Director David Richmond of the Maine Bureau of Veterans’ Services awarded Vietnam Veteran, Patrick Farrin of Boothbay, ME, the Maine Silver Star Honorable Service Medal in … Continue reading →
Mainers are Speaking Up About Prescription Drug Costs Is the high cost of your prescription drugs making you sick? Mainers are sharing their stories. Call your State House Representative today toll-free: 1-844-226-7030. Together, we can #StopRxGreed. “I am a retired nurse. … Continue reading →
I have spoken out a lot this year regarding abortion. Although I have always been Pro-Life and been very clear about it, many have asked why this has taken on such an urgency with me, on my talk show, in … Continue reading →
Special Olympics celebrated their 50th last year… The spark that became today’s Special Olympics movement ignited at the first 1968 International Summer Games in Chicago, Il., USA. Since Special Olympics’ inaugural event on July 20, 1968, following many years of … Continue reading →
If there is something in Constitutional news that comes up as frequently as a fat man at an all-you-can-eat buffet, it is the 2nd Amendment. In the wake of several recent shootings, democrats have predictably called for more “gun control.” … Continue reading →
Maine CDC Alerts Public to Potential Measles Exposure in Southern Maine The Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention (Maine CDC) was notified by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health that on April 1, 2019 a confirmed case of measles … Continue reading →
“Just as I am, without one plea, But that Thy blood was shed for me, And that Thou bidst me come to Thee, O Lamb of God, I come, I come.” “Just as I am” was written by Charlotte Elliott … Continue reading →
When I first arrived in DC, I created a bucket list to pass my time. I have had previous opportunities to visit, and it was during those times that I did the more obvious activities like: taking a tour of … Continue reading →
