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Maine Voices: Well yes, I am ‘from away,’ but hey, I’m here!

Por: Portland Press Herald Opinion October 08, 2022

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I’ve been a resident of Maine for over five years. I have no expectations of ever being seen as anything but “from away” – at least and until someone in a leadership role works to help remove that term from our state’s lexicon. Native Mainers are reading this and thinking: “Who is this outsider trying to change our language?” ABOUT THE AUTHOR Cary Tyson is a resident of Westbrook. Well, I’m the guy who chose to be here. I... + full article



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