March 1, 2010
Seawall collaspes in Wells, Maine after weekend storm pounds Maine
coast. See the Channel 8 News video about the seawall collaspe. See
photo sets: (1) (2)
Summer, 2011
Our current newsletter features articles by our membership.
There are always interesting articles and comments on environmental and
legal issues.
Officers
President - Mike Severance
Vice President - Bob Almeder
Secretary - Jef Bucknam
Treasurer - Rocky Furman
Exec. Director - Maryanne Foley
| Aldeen Chever Bob Foley Katy Kelly Parker Dwelley |
Barbara Johnson Ken Lafayette Joel Bradley |
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Coalition is a subsidiary of Save Our Shores - Maine. The
mission of the organization is to promote, through the local, state and
federal public policy process, coastal polices that enhance the
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Us What You Think!
S.O.S.
Maine posts news articles
on its web site related to the issues which
most concern our organization. We welcome feedback from our readerswho
would like to respond to our news
articles. We will review all feedback sent to us and
will post your feedback on our web site, if we find that
your response meaningfully contributes to the discussion.
We welcome feedback from all of our members and
the general public. We hope to generate a purposeful
discussion on issues such as sand dune laws, beach erosion and other
issues that help educate the public and preserve our coastal heritage.