Deb Sayer is a journalist based in Portland, Maine, writing for The Portland Press Herald and Morning Sentinel. Her articles focus on local issues, community engagement, and social justice. With a passion for storytelling, Deb aims to shed light on the stories and voices that often go unheard in her community.
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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
Do those who are protesting the war in Gaza know the recent history of the area? The original concept involved with the founding of the State of Israel included two states, Israel and another for Palestinians. The surrounding countries said “no” to this and declared war on Israel from day one. The intention of these countries was to destroy Israel and for the Jewish people to be driven out or murdered, leaving only a Palestinian country.
Notwithstanding some recent support in the form of letters to the editor (April 30), the Portland Museum of Art should have to abide by the rules set in place when the city of Portland adopted a comprehensive historic preservation ordinance. I believe 142 Free St. meets that definition.
By: Deb Sayer
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Do we share the same trust in our fellow Americans as the founders did?
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