Open up the tourist season late June or Maine will be bankrupt by 2021
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Joe Jack
6 years ago
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We Maine Guide's take our Safety Responsibilities Very-Very Seriously! The State of Maine has entrusted The Lives of our Sports to us during our Guide Trips. The only new Issue that Covid 19 has done to us is to Provide Social Distancing for our Sports! Other than that it's Business as usual for us!
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Sharon Reed
6 years ago
Allow guides and lodge stays in Maine!
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Cathy Clark
6 years ago
Unjust and unfair to taxpayers
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Marie Balzer
6 years ago
Seasonal home owner Wells, ME
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Nichole Warshafsky
6 years ago
Please! And thank you!
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Michael Yencha
6 years ago
This is utterly ridiculous considering the small number of Covid cases in Maine and the economic damage that this is going to do to hard working Mainers.
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Dan Dellucci
6 years ago
All these restrictions are uncalled for, there are enough testing and procedures that these restrictions should be lifted.
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Melody Sweet
6 years ago
Can’t commit economic suicide for this disease. We need to be aware-which we are wash hands, distance self, stay home if sick, but economic failure will have greater devastation then covid... may already have.
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William Seymour
6 years ago
To whom it may concern,
Hunters are smart people otherwise we wouldn’t be successful at putting food on our family’s table. We are smart enough to maintain social distancing and washing our hands. We are smart enough to know if we are sick and in need of medical attention. The Maine guides depend on out of state hunters to support their families. Please lift the quarantine requirement so that our Maine guides can conduct the well-managed business they have always ran.
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Denis coutts
6 years ago
Keep Maine guides in business
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Nicole Tsoukalas
6 years ago
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Sharon Griffin
6 years ago
Please do not keep us from our seasonal property that we own and pay taxes for. We have already been home quarantining since mid March, and understand and abide by social distancing.
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Raymond f charles
6 years ago
I am a registered master Maine guide. I still work in a paper mill and do no guiding at this time. Hope to when I retire. Please do any thing u can to help keep our guides working.
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Tracie Aube
6 years ago
My husband and I are seasonal property owners in Wells Maine. We live in a gated park model RV community. We are not a campground! We want and need the ability to check on our homes and prepare them for the upcoming season. We all know what it means to practice social distancing. Common sense will dictate for us to continue to be safe
We also ask that you consider what it means for small businesses to reopen. This is their livelihood! .
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Joan OLeary
6 years ago
Seasonal property owner in Wells, ME
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Charles Robbins
6 years ago
Get these fine Maine people back to work. They need money just like the 10,000 state employees who get a check every two weeks come hell or high water.
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Dianne Cornaro
6 years ago
Please be considerate to part time residents that understand the need for social distancing but have homes in maine that need attention.
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Megan wilde
6 years ago
As a tax payer in Maine I should be allowed to go to my property as long as I am abiding by social distancing rules and guidelines. I am sure taxes will not be reduced even if we are not allowed in the state.
please do not destroy our livelihood
Open up the tourist season late June or Maine will be bankrupt by 2021
We Maine Guide's take our Safety Responsibilities Very-Very Seriously! The State of Maine has entrusted The Lives of our Sports to us during our Guide Trips. The only new Issue that Covid 19 has done to us is to Provide Social Distancing for our Sports! Other than that it's Business as usual for us!
Allow guides and lodge stays in Maine!
Unjust and unfair to taxpayers
Seasonal home owner Wells, ME
Please! And thank you!
This is utterly ridiculous considering the small number of Covid cases in Maine and the economic damage that this is going to do to hard working Mainers.
All these restrictions are uncalled for, there are enough testing and procedures that these restrictions should be lifted.
Can’t commit economic suicide for this disease. We need to be aware-which we are wash hands, distance self, stay home if sick, but economic failure will have greater devastation then covid... may already have.
To whom it may concern, Hunters are smart people otherwise we wouldn’t be successful at putting food on our family’s table. We are smart enough to maintain social distancing and washing our hands. We are smart enough to know if we are sick and in need of medical attention. The Maine guides depend on out of state hunters to support their families. Please lift the quarantine requirement so that our Maine guides can conduct the well-managed business they have always ran.
Keep Maine guides in business
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Please do not keep us from our seasonal property that we own and pay taxes for. We have already been home quarantining since mid March, and understand and abide by social distancing.
I am a registered master Maine guide. I still work in a paper mill and do no guiding at this time. Hope to when I retire. Please do any thing u can to help keep our guides working. I
My husband and I are seasonal property owners in Wells Maine. We live in a gated park model RV community. We are not a campground! We want and need the ability to check on our homes and prepare them for the upcoming season. We all know what it means to practice social distancing. Common sense will dictate for us to continue to be safe We also ask that you consider what it means for small businesses to reopen. This is their livelihood! .
Seasonal property owner in Wells, ME
Get these fine Maine people back to work. They need money just like the 10,000 state employees who get a check every two weeks come hell or high water.
Please be considerate to part time residents that understand the need for social distancing but have homes in maine that need attention.
As a tax payer in Maine I should be allowed to go to my property as long as I am abiding by social distancing rules and guidelines. I am sure taxes will not be reduced even if we are not allowed in the state.