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Nothing to See Here

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By Barbara Dee, Charlotte Cheng, Nelly Buchet
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Nothing to See Here Disturbed by their classmates’ cruel social media activities, four middle schoolers plan to showcase the harm of anonymous posting in this topical tale from Dee (Tear This Down).
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South Portland residents’ waterfront vision continues to be ignored | Opinion

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By Barbara Dee, Scott Paida Verified
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
Barbara Dee of South Portland is a retired educational administrator and current activist. The Portland Press Herald’s Nov. 21 article about South Portland’s Comprehensive Plan process (“South Portland’s plan envisions what could come after oil tanks”) missed several important points. As usual, it focused on residential development in the Shipyard Zone rather than the community’s oft-stated vision for its waterfront.
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The road back to the mountaintop needs to start right here | Opinion

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By Karen Talentino, Barbara Dee
| Sun Journal (Lewiston, ME) Verified
Karen Talentino and Barbara Dee are environmental and political activists working with a group of concerned citizens in South Portland to protect democracy and the common good. A recent  op-ed in the Portland Press Herald by David Stein (“From the dreams of Dr. King to the nightmare that is Donald Trump,” Aug.
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