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1. 1. Featured interviews on Maine PBS's "HOME: The Story of Maine" - Program 7, "Power Lines"

   www.mainepbs.org/hometsom/inte - [Cached]

   Published on: 10/16/2003   Last Visited: 5/22/2004

   Dave Cheever
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   Dave Cheever, Editorial Editor, Central Maine Newspapers
   
   Dave Cheever has extensive involvement in a variety of Maine media. Formerly a gubernatorial press secretary and public information liaison with the Department of Attorney General, Cheever has also been a freelance television producer, radio news director, and television sports director. An award winning reporter and columnist for the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel, he is a resident of Augusta. Dave grew up in Bangor and attended Bangor High School.

2. 2. Boston Globe Online / Metro | Region / New arrivals put a strain on Lewiston

   www.boston.com/dailyglobe2/197 - [Cached]

   Published on: 7/16/2002   Last Visited: 7/16/2002

   In addition, Dave Cheever, editorial page editor for Central Maine Newspapers, lost his job last week after he published a reader's vitriolic "commentary" that equated race with crime.
   
   One widely circulated, but false, rumor even has Somalis receiving vouchers for automobiles.

3. 3. The Record May 2000

   www.cclmaine.org/record/52000. - [Cached]

   Published on: 6/30/2000   Last Visited: 7/23/2001

   In a phone conversation with Dave Cheever , senior editor for Central Maine Newspapers ( which includes the Waterville Morning Sentinel and the Kennebec Journal ) Cheever stated , Both men are going to be writing for the paper , although Bob [ Plaistead ] is taking a pastorate in New Hampshire.
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   Cheever insists that both men will be free to write as often as they want.. They have been invited to submit articles to the new Community Compass format. This offers a variety of writers a forum with many people coming from a wide variety of opinions , views and backgrounds.
   
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   Moses , Joshua , David , Sampson , the prophets , Jesus and the apostles. Danger and conflict were fixtures in the household of Christianity.
   
   It is no different today.
   
   Christians who faithfully pursue the Bible's teachings about right and wrong will be criticized , attacked , misunderstood and sometimes– as in the case of Cassie Bernall– murdered. We must not allow this fact to surprise us , or take us off guard.