Chance to create valuable asset

Having listened to both sides of the ballot question about the building at Mitchell Field, I think I understand the merits of both sides. I urge a no vote to allow the group of interested citizens a chance to create a valuable asset for the future of Harpswell.

John B. Pearson, Harpswell Neck

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An integral piece of our community

Everyone who drives down Route 123, or "the Neck," passes by a familiar landmark — Two Coves Farm on Neils Point Road. Run by Joe and Laura Grady, the farm is home to herds of sheep, pigs, chickens, and recently added Belted Galloways, an uncommon species of beef cow.
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What’s in my journal

My home, a hardly noticeable place On the coast of Maine The sound of the lobster boats zooming past The pond where goldfish swim in the summer and in the winter the lines in the ice from skates
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24/7 firefighter coverage needed now

From Ellen Glew: Remember those postcards saying the town needed to bring in a qualified consultant to develop a comprehensive strategic plan (like the one done in 2008) for Harpswell's fire and rescue services? And that this should be done before approving $6 million for a new emergency services building?
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Dishwashers use less water

I read the story "More wells running dry as drought grips Harpswell," in the October Anchor, with interest. As it turns out, our well seemed to be easily handling the demands we put on it through most of the summer — until it didn't, seemingly crashing overnight.

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