Title
The author, Robert Kimber, who lives in Temple, looks at how little Maine's west
Date
10-15-1998
Pages
18, 19
Abstract
The author, Robert Kimber, who lives in Temple, looks at how little Maine's west-central interior has changed over the past three decades. Kimber takes issue with the State Planning Office, which refers to Temple as a "typical suburb" because any place where 85 percent of the employed adults leave town daily to work elsewhere is considered a commuter town. With references to stark contrast between the Hydro-Quebec power line controversy, and W.A. Mitchell, Chairmakers, a local cottage industry.
Subjects
Temple, Maine
Recommended Citation
Kimber, Robert, "The author, Robert Kimber, who lives in Temple, looks at how little Maine's west" (1998). Maine News Index – Maine Times. 3288.
https://digitalcommons.portlandlibrary.com/news_times/3288
Source
Maine Times