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Petition to Maine's Congressional Delegation Haskell Rock Pitch, East Branch of the Penobscot Photo by Mark Picard We Support a New National Park and National Recreation Area To Maine’s Congressional Delegation: We urge you to support the creation of a 150,000‐acre National Park and National Recreation Area east of Baxter State Park, as proposed by Elliotsville Plantation, Inc. The proposed National Park and National Recreation Area would have significant conservation and recreation benefits, and would also stimulate much‐needed economic development in the Katahdin region. That is why the proposal has earned the endorsement of the Katahdin Area Chamber of Commerce and Katahdin Rotary Club, among others. We urge you to support legislation in Washington, D.C. to establish the new National Park and National Recreation Area. Respectfully, 13,580 people from 371 Maine cities and towns, 50 U.S. states, and 53 nations Maine Ted Asherman (Falmouth, ME) David Asselin (Rockland, ME) Tammy Abbott (Holden, ME) Catherine Athay (Trenton, ME) Victoria Abbott (Chelsea, ME) Daniel Atkins (Brunswick, ME) Ann Adams (Portland, ME) Joan Atkinson (Vassalboro, ME) Gina Adams (Longmont, ME) Roberta Atkinson (Damariscotta, ME) Lorette Adams (Mars Hill, ME) Phillip Attean (Indian Island, ME) Susan Adams (Augusta, ME) Debbie Atwood (Bath, ME) Susanna Adams (Portland, ME) Joan Atwood (Bath, ME) Jean Adamson (Hampden, ME) Mary Atwood (Kennebunk, ME) Marlene Aguilar (Lewiston, ME) Buck Auchincloss (Waterville, ME) Gertrude Akers (Andover, ME) David Auclair (Augusta, ME) Tim Akers (Andover, ME) Lisa Audino (Northport, ME) Nancy Albertson (Rockport, ME) Michael Auger (Lewiston, ME) Patty Alcott (Bangor, ME) Mark Aukeman (Arrowsic, ME) Cynthia Alden (Fryeburg, ME) Diane Austin (Mexico, ME) John Aliberto (Topsham, ME) Joann Austin (South China, ME) Jean Allen (Mount Vernon, ME) Phyllis Austin (Brunswick, ME) Lewis Allen (Mount Vernon, ME) John Avery (Waterville, ME) Neva Allen (Belfast, ME) Joso Azell (Lovell, ME) Sue Allen (Newcastle, ME) Peter Baade (Edgecomb, ME) Winnie Allen (East Millinocket, ME) Bethany Babcock (Orono, ME) Diane Allmayer‐Beck (Belfast, ME) Jacquelyn Babcock (Orono, ME) Charlotte Allran (Old Town, ME) Cliff Babkirk (Sanford, ME) J. Bruce Amstutz (Brunswick, ME) Louise Backer (Portland, ME) Carly Andersen (Bangor, ME) Linda Bacon (Belgrade, ME) Leighton Andersen (Bristol, ME) Chris Baden (, ME) Becky Anderson (Stetson, ME) Dana Baer (Brunswick, ME) Lauren Anderson (Portland, ME) Brent Baeslach (Carmel, ME) Reid Anderson (Dresden, ME) Phyllis Bailey (Bath, ME) Michael Andrei (Auburn, ME) Robert Bailey (Appleton, ME) Raymond Andresen (Camden, ME) George Bakajza (Greenville Junction, ME) Jane Andrews (Wayne, ME) Charles Baker (Shirley Mills, ME) Schofield Andrews (Northeast Harbor, ME) Daniel Baker (Appleton, ME) Michael Angelone (Portland, ME) Jacob Baker (Orono, ME) Mary Anghinetti (Bar Harbor, ME) Jan Baker (Portland, ME) Joyce Angotti (Millinocket, ME) Lorenzo Baker (Portland, ME) Cush Anthony (Falmouth, ME) Marcia Baker (Rangeley, ME) Janice Anthony (Jackson, ME) Richard Balentine (Hampden, ME) George Aponte Clarke (Portland, ME) Warren Balgooyen (Norridgewock, ME) Isabel Araujp (Vienna, ME) Helene Balkin 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Barrett (Albany Twp, ME) Michele Benoit (Bangor, ME) Richard Barringer (Portland, ME) William Bentley (Hope, ME) Elizabeth Barry (Brewer, ME) Pat Berger (Oakland, ME) Prudence Barry (Portland, ME) Natalie Bergeron (Mechanic Falls, ME) Ronald Barry (Lewiston, ME) Tom Bergh (Peaks Island, ME) Marlene Barter (Jefferson, ME) Geoffrey Bergmark (Bangor, ME) Martin Bartlett (Searsmont, ME) Judy Berk (Northport, ME) Andrew Barton (Farmington, ME) Cady Berkel (Dedham, ME) Betsy Bass (Carrabassett Valley, ME) Warren Berkowitz (Blue Hill, ME) Deborah Bastian (New Gloucester, ME) Arnold Berleant (Castine, ME) Emily Bastian (New Gloucester, ME) Jean Berman (Peaks Island, ME) Roger Baston (Whitefield, ME) Paul Bernacki (Belmont, ME) Richard Bateman (North Waterboro, ME) John Bernard (South Portland, ME) Barbara Bates (Deblois, ME) Melane Bertschy (Bath, ME) Greg Bates (Monroe, ME) Adri Bessenaire (Unity, ME) Nelson Baum (Westbrook, ME) David Betts (Industry, ME) James Bazzieza (Hermon, ME) Jim Betts 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