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Island Times, Aug 2006 Portland Public Library Portland Public Library Digital Commons Island Times Newspaper, 2006 Island Times Newspaper, 2002-2013 8-2006 Island Times, Aug 2006 Mary Lou Wendell David Tyler Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/itn_2006 Recommended Citation Wendell, Mary Lou and Tyler, David, "Island Times, Aug 2006" (2006). Island Times Newspaper, 2006. 6. https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/itn_2006/6 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Island Times Newspaper, 2002-2013 at Portland Public Library Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Island Times Newspaper, 2006 by an authorized administrator of Portland Public Library Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. AUGUST2006 A community newspaper covering the islands ofCasco Bay FREE Peaks secession negotiations at a stalemate 8V DAVIOl\'LER Richards sald that SNS could Negotiations over the secession ha\o-e its own, separate meetings or Peaks Island from the City of wilh the city to talk about alterna­ Portland have stalled after the first tives tosecesslon, bur that negoti· meeting. ations between the island and the The parties involved cannot ciiy should be abou1 separation at even agree about how negotiations this point Int.he process. should be conducted. City repre­ For their part, the IIC will now sentatives say 1.hey will oruy nego­ adopt a different negotiating tac­ tiate in pubUc meetings and nego­ tic. "We've decided that we will ne­ lla1ors for the Island l11dcpendence gollate in wri1ing," said Michael Conuninee (IIC) say the sessions Richards, the head of the JJC's ne­ need to be private. gotiating 1eam. "We'll build a re­ In addition, Solu1ions, Not Se­ cord ofour offers and we'll do it in cessions (SNS), who oppose seces­ \-.•citing." sion, say that nego1ia1ions should ·slnce we're having some diffi­ be open aJld inclush-e· and that culties with protocol, let's bypass they have a right to be present at all that for 1\0W and talk about materi· negotiation sessions to represent al issues," he said. The IIC plans 10 the 42.5 percent of the electora1e send a Jetter to the city about edu­ who opposed secession in the June cation issues. 13 advisory referendum. When told this, Gary Wood, 1he "Our interests differ from the City of Portland's corporation Triple MA service provider Paul Bridges. otherwise known as Call Paul, uses his truck to haul city and from 1he UC; neither the counsel and a member of the city's vehicles on Peaks Island. Photo by Marylou Wendell city nor the UC can speak for us; negotiating team said if thafs 1he we have our own point of view and case, the city wW n-1akc all the doc· proposals to bring to the table.'' uments public. "Doesn't that kind wrote members of Solutions Not of defeat whnt their purpose is in 1riple AAA service provider Paul Secession. in their opening ncgoti· trying to make 1hese private?'' he ating statement. •1 think that there asked. ·1 guess both sides are frus­ is much that needs to be done in trated. 1 wish l had a clear answer Bridgescomestotherescue exploring the types of commit­ 1ha1 would make this work for cv­ knew rh3t he needed to make a ments we might ex~t from the er\"one~" 8\"HEOYSUlli\SIO bought tl,e ,·cry house that they 360-degree life change so he could clty when sece'i-;ion faHs,'' said Richards said that the IIC will In 1995, Paul Bridges was living had rented and created a new Ufe. Lane WiUfrunson. ch~ir of Sohl• welcome any public met:tingwith in Portland and happily climbing Paul continued to \.\Ork in man­ be there for bo1h SUsan and Fan lions, N01 Sec·ession. ·Thii ls .ib the city as tong as rhe agenda j~ the corporate l3dder. Todav he is a agement as he had for more thnn Toi. rauJ coo~ an inventory of the ~ u,: ely COM,,,i,>~l~ ,,ith v,antmg ugrecd to in ad,ance. .. But the ne­ iUQ..l;re on Pea.ii:., h,l.md. w •8 a d 15 ,·ears. commuting w "ilonl:md to $\\rvfve A~ " o;;u,talnable, ,-ear• gotiating team ts noq~otngto ne llxln(lslanders' ~IS" iR' the AAXs by ferr,-1\lthougb P,ul 1elt rha1 things that he enjo,ed doing which round commw1itv.·· ~ pi,asn<>, SECESSION, page II oOIC'ial sen'ice pro,·ider. as \\·eU as 0 1here is nothing bener than living included auto repair, finish car· running n c:.'\rpenrry business. on the island··, his job was a con pent')', and any1.hing that allowed The introduction of the first-ever Stant source of stress. This contra· him lo use his mechanical ability. AAA service man 10 Peaks Island is dieted 1he way that he and Susan He grew up on a fam1 in Uni· Chebeague ferry board criticized a big deal. since an emergency with had intentionallv tried to live. The t}'. where the family had over 100 the island car is a major hassle. adoption ofthei.rdaughler, Fan Tai, dairy cows a.swell as horses, chlck­ 8V DA VIO 1\'LfJ\ 1\vo new members of the Board Paul moved to the island 11 years in 2000 put Pa,~·s work into per­ ens and pigs. Hls father had been a The Board of Directors of the of Directors were 'also elected at ago, shonly after vacationing here spective. He knew that 1here had professor and a "child of the '60s", Chebeague Transportation Com­ the meeting: John Wtlson and Da­ with his wife, Susan. Susan fell in LO be a bcncr way to make a living, moving the family to the farm pany were criticized for bad m.va­ vid HiJJ. The two men were nomi- love with their summer rental and but job opportunltles o n the island when Paul was in fourth grade. agcment at an emotional annual 11a1ed from the floor and defeated l:new it was the only place that were vcrv Umited. Paul liked to take apart cars for meeting of the Chebeague 1ians­ candidates who had been recom­ she wanted to live. She fell in love Last year, Paul's wife, Susan, was fun and discovered that he had portation Company, the private mended by the board's Nominat­ with the island's slower pace oflifc diagnosed with breast cancer. She natural mechanical ability. If company that runs the island's ing Committee: Aaron Rugh and and rustic beaury. She said to Paul, would have to trndergo a doubJe something needed to be repaired, ferry connection ber.,•een Stone Glen Kersteen. Two other board ·rm moving to the island. Are you 1nastcctorny, reconstruction. ns the family had 10 do ii themselves. Wharf and Cousins Island. members chosen by 1he nominal· coming with me?" Pnul a,1d Susan well as aggressive treatmem. Pnt~ plMsesee PAUL,page9 There were over 200 people ing committee were re·elected: packed into the Chebeague Island Paul Belesca and Wayne Dyer. Hall on July 7, with many more The Board of Directors has since people standing at the doors and made a list of every concern ralscd Goodhue, with Peaks ties, seeks City Council s eat outside the building, next to the at the annuaJ meeting and has hall's open windows. pkasesee FllRJlY, page 13 BY DAVIOTvl.ER councilor representing Portland's nominallon papers. 1\vo other Peaks Island residen1s may know District 1, which includes the is· men have taken out papers for this Kirk Goodhue as the man who lands of Peaks, Great and Little Di­ race: Kevin Donoghue and David wears shorts later in the year than amond and Cliff and Munjoy HIii E. Bouthilette. Nomination papers Peaks ferry landing al.mos, anvoneon the island. on the malnland. are due SepJ. 5 for t.he November But Goodhue, who owns Pnrt ls­ Goodhue is challenging incum­ election. land Realty on Peaks Island. would bent District I Councilor WiU Gor­ Goodhue said he did not want to traffic changes proposed like to be known as the next city ham, who has already taken out criticize individual councilors. But BVDAVID'J\'l..ER Welch Street {which Island poUce he questions many actions tak.· A group of Peaks Island residents are already enforcing); encourag• en by the council in the past five have agreed on proposals to help ing pedestrians to stay on the side­ years. "They seem as if 1hey are go­ improve traffic congestion at the walk on the side of the road where ing their O\'-lll ,,ray, without reeling ferry landing. businesses are located; and creat· the need to weigh what the public The ideas are less ambitious than ing four parking spaces in front of is feeling,· he said. a proposal discuss~d ·n the spring lones Landing to be reserved for • 1 hope 10 bring some fresh eyes that upset many business owner~. 1he volunlttr taxi, those dropping to some of the issues," he said. Those suggestiOu-,, \\ hrch were re­ off the elderly or disabled and the In an e-mailsem out at the end jected, inc1udcd reservations for island police. of Jul)' to islanders, Goodhue out­ the car ftrry and a 10-minute lintlt The re,ised proposals were lin~d the ·many questionable po­ on leaving your car ln the ferry line. agreed to at a public meeting held p/ease Stt COOOHlJE, page I I Bui tll<' g,oup did agree on the bi t.he Peaks Island Transportation following pmposals: a 72 hour Umlt Committee on Jul\' 12 at the com­ on parking in the 101 near the ferry munity center, and can be viewed landing; making the turnaround onJine nt \'ti\VV-.'.pinainfo.org (clkk Inside 011 t.o,,-er \\etch Street one.way on the banner titled Welch Stre<>1 Briefs p 2 (except for cars arc<-ssing the park· Public Safety Propo,ali.
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