Hi! I love what you have started here and I think there is great potential for interaction. I am on the e-board of my union and we have been talking about ways to integrate communities to our mutual benefit. I am interested in bringing people to this already-built space as a way to communicate in the Farmington area (hijack isn't really an appropriate word but that's kinda what I mean). If you're ok with it Rachel, I'd really like to distribute the links to these regional groups to get people talking with each other in a community-minded way. I am employed with UMaine, which has campuses all over the state and you seem to have groups set up to match. Can we partner up?

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Hi,

I'm looking to connect with some folks in the Woodford's Corner/Deering Center area to combat all this gestapo shit we're dealing with now. Can someone PM/email me that knows of a group/organization that's actively organizing? I'm part of the Friends of Woodford's Corner and Deering Center Neighborhood Association but that's not quite what I'm looking for. Thank you in advance. Nate

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