Statement by airport manager Bryand: “We’re not expanding the capabilities of the airport,” Bryand said, noting it may attempt to acquire land near one end of Runway Six from the Seashore Trolley Museum in order to manage trees there.

Sloan

Sloan,

How often history repeats itself. This same thing happened about 15 years ago. And it cost the Seashore Museum money to deal with a project that the town's voters turned down in the end.

It seems that people in Maine get all in a tizzy when someone wants to cut down some of their pine trees.

Of course the state has so few of them!

Ted Miles