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Marty Grohman

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Marty Grohman

Former Biddeford Mayor Marty Grohman discussed the impact of a recent incident in his city, emphasizing shock and hurt among residents. He highlighted the city’s growth and family-friendly nature, contrasting it with the arrival of national events. Grohman avoided taking a political stance, focusing instead on community support and healing. He praised local first responders and called for unity and charitable actions. Grohman also expressed respect for Senator Collins and condemned the actions of those protesting at her office. The conversation touched on the broader political implications of ICE’s role in the community and the need for strong borders with humane enforcement.

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