The Administrator 3/29/24 The Administrator 3/29/24

Letter challenges Wells board

The Administrator 3/3/24 The Administrator 3/3/24

Beachfront owners should chill

The Administrator 1/10/24 The Administrator 1/10/24

Lawyer: beach signs illegal

The Administrator 1/8/24 The Administrator 1/8/24

SURVEY: what people think

The Administrator 12/25/23 The Administrator 12/25/23

No Tax Paid

The Administrator 10/21/23 The Administrator 10/21/23

“Nastier than me”

The Administrator 10/18/23 The Administrator 10/18/23

News from Moody Beach

The Administrator 10/11/23 The Administrator 10/11/23

Very strong public support

The Administrator 10/9/23 The Administrator 10/9/23

“Let’s see those tax bills”

The Administrator 10/9/23 The Administrator 10/9/23

Working waterfront

The Administrator 10/8/23 The Administrator 10/8/23

Letter to Portland Press Herald

“Free Moody Beach” writes to the Press Herald.

The Administrator 9/10/23 The Administrator 9/10/23

Spectacular symbolism

The ocean has no respect for No Trespassing signs.

The Administrator 9/5/23 The Administrator 9/5/23

Key victory for Maine beach-goers

In Wells, Maine, NOBODY pays taxes to the low water mark.

The Administrator 8/18/23 The Administrator 8/18/23

Nobody pays taxes on wet sand

Maine citizens are free to use all beaches and intertidal lands along the state’s coastline.

The Administrator 7/26/23 The Administrator 7/26/23

NJ man: “I can buy Popham Beach”

New Jersey man thinks can buy a Maine beach

The Administrator 5/3/23 The Administrator 5/3/23

Key motion filed in beaches case

“It’s just common sense that as beach use evolved naturally, the law’s original intent was always to be preserved --- and the original intent was to protect public uses. Nobody was playing bocce on the beach in 1647, but folks are doing that in 2023 and it is completely legal. Those lands are owned by the public.”

Archipelago Law 11/23/22 Archipelago Law 11/23/22

Court decides the case will go forward

“Today’s decision proves what every Mainer who relies on our shoreline knows to be true – Maine’s intertidal problem is far from settled,” Ford wrote in an email. “This decision gives us several options on next steps and we are weighing those options carefully. We thank the court for its diligence in addressing these issues and are eager to continue toward reclaiming the coast of Maine for all Mainers.”