http://blog.scarboroughleader.comQuick Bloghttp://blog.scarboroughleader.com/2008/07/18/letter-politics-spoils-parade-july-18-2008.aspx#comment-1209102I'm delighted that Senator Collins thought the Scarborough 350th celebration was worth her participation.
Such mean-spirited comments from someone who isn't even a Scarborough resident really makes the town look inhospitable to our elected representatives, and that's a shame.]]>Bill2008-07-19T21:24:01Zhttp://blog.scarboroughleader.com/2008/07/18/letter-politics-spoils-parade-july-18-2008.aspx#comment-1208114robert2008-07-19T09:34:08Zhttp://blog.scarboroughleader.com/2008/07/18/letter-politics-spoils-parade-july-18-2008.aspx#comment-1205784
Personally, I have no problem hearing from candidates during a local event.

Kim Pettengill, Albion]]>Kim Pettengill2008-07-18T10:49:13Zhttp://blog.scarboroughleader.com/2008/07/18/letter-politics-spoils-parade-july-18-2008.aspx#comment-1205740
I am at a loss for why someone would have had a problem with Susan being at the parade? I thought she was nothing but friendly and enthusiastic!]]>Margaret2008-07-18T10:34:48Zhttp://blog.scarboroughleader.com/2008/07/18/letter-politics-spoils-parade-july-18-2008.aspx#comment-1205681Politicians march in parades in Maine, it is an American institution and an opportunity for people in our town to meet the folks who will be representing them in Augusta and Washington.
More likely, the letter writer is a big partisan who was upset to see the overwhelming support Susan Collins received from the crowd. I heard tons of cheers and 'We love you Susan's from the people around me.]]>Leo Bloom2008-07-18T10:13:18Zhttp://blog.scarboroughleader.com/2008/07/02/local-gallery-has-its-15-minutes-july-3-2008.aspx#comment-1188724~Jakk]]>Jakk2008-07-11T21:05:59Zhttp://blog.scarboroughleader.com/2008/05/23/scarborough-yard-sale-to-help-defray-childs-medical-expenses-may-23-2008.aspx#comment-1083995Linda Smith-Quinn2008-05-31T07:00:58Zhttp://blog.scarboroughleader.com/2008/03/28/faith-based-programs-help-addicts-reclaim-their-lives-printed-march-28-2008.aspx#comment-1082641we are seeing about this way. No, we are changing the habit that a man..........
Are you an alcoholic man?. If your answer is yes, then you will change your habit...........
Its spoil your health and life...........
I consult a doctor . he says the affects of alcohol .............that is...
"When a person drinks alcohol, the alcohol is absorbed by the stomach, enters the bloodstream, and goes to all the tissues. ..........
The effects of alcohol are dependent on a variety of factors, including a person's size, weight, age, and sex, as well as the amount of food and alcohol consumed."...............
So you must try to avoid alcoholic drugs..........]]>susan2008-05-30T05:23:27Zhttp://blog.scarboroughleader.com/2008/04/18/tim-kings-plant-life-where-i-come-from-printed-april-18-2008.aspx#comment-1006816
Tim]]>Tim2008-04-28T11:01:27Zhttp://blog.scarboroughleader.com/2008/04/24/protect-yourself-against-lyme-disease-this-summer-printed-april-25-2008.aspx#comment-1002291Apply 20% DEET to your exposed skin and wear light colored clothing that has been pretreated with .5% permethrin. Treat your own clothing or buy BuzzOff apparel from LL Bean.
Keep grass cut short, get rid of leaf piles, and move play sets into sunny areas. Ticks will be in tall grass, low shrubbery, leaf piles,stone walls, wood piles, or the interface between lawn and woods. Small rodents are the vectors for the Lyme disease bacteria.
When removing ticks, use fine pointed tweezers, grasp the tick as close to the skin as possible, and pull straight up slowly. It may take 1 to 2 minutes to remove the tick. If the tick has attached, consult your physician and note the date and location of the bite.
There are two treatment protocols- ILADS & IDSA.
To learn more about life cycle of the deer ticks, the 2 standards of care and additional web resources, visit www.mainelyticks.com
Barb Maurais
Educational Resources/Webmaster
Mainely Ticks]]>Barb Maurais2008-04-27T08:34:45Z