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Maine Sports Hall of Fame, Contributor - Bangor Daily News, Ambassador -Freedom Boat Club Board- Friends of Baxter and former host of Bill Green's Maine
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Now You Know: Quick action saves child; sound barrier approved; more

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By Bill Green
| Bradenton Herald Verified
The Marco Island Police Department and Fire Rescue responded to a near-drowning incident involving a child around 4:30 p.m., July 2, in the 900 block of Hunt Court. "Marco Island police officers arrived on scene within approximately 90 seconds of dispatch and immediately began providing lifesaving measures to the injured juvenile," the department posted. The child, later identified as Colton Claffey, was taken by Collier County EMS to a local hospital for treatment.
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Work Hard, Get Elected, Says a Former Committeeperson

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By Bill Green
| The Philadelphia Citizen Verified
In May, I lost my race last month for re-election as a Democratic Committee Person, 5th Ward, 13th Division. Jenny Zhang and Max Meshaka, the people who beat me, earned it the only way you can really earn it — by knocking on doors, by working weekends, by getting ballots into dropboxes over a Saturday and a Sunday while my campaign was still admiring its mail-ballot efforts through mail.
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Parker’s Small Ball Budget

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By Bill Green
| The Philadelphia Citizen Verified
May. 26, 2026 On May 6, Karen Eselson Belding sat at the witness table at a City Council budget hearing and told members that her Business Income and Receipts Tax bill had jumped from $1,213 to $14,774 — a twelvefold increase. Jeanine Stewart, a Center City therapist, testified that her total city tax bill went up roughly $8,000, a 60 percent jump. She mentioned, almost as an aside, that she had a tour scheduled for office space in the suburbs that same afternoon.
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