Tag Archives: Civic involvement

De Feet or Defeat: Where do you stand?

Posted on November 3, 2022 by John Clark

John Clark with a soap box moment. Douglas Rooks’ opinion piece in today’s Waterville Sentinel begins thusly: “Tuesday will mark the 50th anniversary of my first vote. Since 1972, I’ve voted in 12 presidential elections and 11 previous midterms, and … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 2022 election, ballot clerks, Civic involvement, Douglas Rooks, John R. Clark, Pittsfield Public Library, Political activity, Postcard campaigns | 8 Comments

Fatigue…And Not

Posted on March 28, 2022 by John Clark

John Clark with a split column today. Covid…Invective…Constant bombardment from everyone wanting your loyalty and your money. Welcome to 2022. I’ve been off social media for all but a very few instances for more than a year. I’ve survived the … Continue reading →

Tagged alternate universes, Civic involvement, John Clark, John R. Clark, Lisa Clark, Maine clean elections, Maine Politics, Social isolation, young adult science fiction | 2 Comments

Playing Virtual Detective/Absentee Makes the Vote Grow Stronger

Posted on September 7, 2020 by bereksennebec

John Clark on an extremely important issue right now. While Brenda stole a bit of my thunder on Friday, this issue is too important not to keep up the reminders. I’ve never missed voting in an election since I became … Continue reading →