Ouellette elected to Mexico board

0 Comments | Sun Journal; Lewiston, Me., Jun 9, 2010 | by Eileen Adams

MEXICO ? Residents elected one new selectman and retained an incumbent during Tuesday’s election.

Byron Ouellette, 62, received the highest number of votes at 379. Incumbent Reggie Arsenault received the second highest with 348.

Also running were Albert Aniel, who received 334 votes, and incumbent George Byam who took 252 votes.

This is Ouellette’s second run for a seat on the Board of Selectman. Arsenault ran for a full, three-year term. He had filled a seat vacated by former Selectman Arthur Bordeau. He had also served for several years prior to that.

Ouellette is a self-employed small businessman who deals in tires. Arsenault has served or serves on the Planning Board and several other committees.

Ouellette is also a Budget Committee member and a member of the Water Trustees Board.

Residents also passed a 15-article, $2.61 million municipal budget, and also voted to continue adoption of the budget by referendum rather than by the traditional town meeting format. No specific numbers were available for each article late Tuesday night.

The approved budget is about 6.2 percent higher than the current year’s
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Napster provides a web

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Napster provides a web
site that allows users to gain access to music files from other users
by downloading them for their own personal use on their computer.

When one CD is not sold, many sectors of the economy
show negative effects. At the wholesale level, the artists that write
and record the music, companies that manufacture the CDs, containers
and labels, trucking companies that move the CDs to music stores all
lose money. At the retail level the owners of the music stores and
finally their employees all lose some money when a music is
distributed outside the normal distribution method (as well as the
owners and employees of used CD stores). These losses do not include
the lost tax revenues that the Federal, State and local governments do
not receive as a result of these downloads, thereby reducing the
amount of money available for public projects.

The Internet has presented the music industry with both a problem and
a solution.
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My mother buys them, and I flick

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My mother buys them, and I flick through them if there are interesting pictures of Michael Jackson’s latest deformity. Case in point, I was reading “Now” just, well, now, and this is where the Big Brother connection comes in.

I’m probably the last person to know, but apparently the woman who won the last series of Big Brother was given a presenting job where she said things such as (I wish I was making this up) “Am I the only person who’s never heard of this ‘Clint Eastwood’ ?!” People who are famous, it seems, have some form of lobotomy clause in their contract. Consider Jordan. Or, indeed, Jodie Marsh. Or anyone on Top of the Pops. Or contestants from Fame Academy. The list is endless!

I don’t think I’m alone in feeling a little bitter. I, for one, and I daresay you, for another, will probably never be asked to present anything in my life. I do, however, know who Clint Eastwood is. I’ve even seen “Firefox”, and that was bloody awful.

While we’re here, I’m also never going to be on Big Brother. Not because I’m not “good” enough, but just because even I have better things to do than parade around in front of the nation in a house full of wankers.
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Up – Ingersoll Rand Reports Company Fully Indemnified for European

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