Portland, United States (Local)
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Deb Sayer's work mainly consists of opinion editorials, legal policy regulation and government announcements focusing on Government & Politics. The articles also cover topics such as public health, politics, letters to the Editor, legal decisions and environmental issues.
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By: Deb Sayer
Since 2014, eleven hospitals in Maine have closed their labor and delivery units, leaving many families with up to a two-hour drive for prenatal care or delivery. This hurts many rural communities and those people deserve access to safe, high-quality maternity care just as much as someone who lives in an urban area. These closures […]
To address the issue, we need to go directly to the source.
I am writing in response to Jenifer Duryea, who wrote a letter of support for Graham Platner on Sunday, Aug. 23 (“Graham Platner still has my vote in November”). I am pleading with Jenifer to not waste her one vote in November for a candidate who is no longer running. We cannot afford to lose […]
By: Deb Sayer
“It's a dog park!” the woman yelled as her dog ran from the beach growling and barking at me. Dogs are beautiful and loving. Most owners take remarkable care of them.
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By: Deb Sayer
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By: Deb Sayer
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If anyone's noticed a tear dripping down Lady Liberty's cheek in New York Harbor, they're not alone.
By: Deb Sayer
I agree with Steve Collins' Aug. 25 column , where he stated the case for voter election for the four state positions currently appointed by the Legislature.
