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| Good television about good
people who do good things on every Main Street in the state. |
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The
State of Maine: The Governor came. The former governor came. The State
Chamber president boasted. Everybody came to sing the praises of their small
businesses. And they also couldn't stop talking about a local show, Made in
Maine, that has been on the air since 1988. Positive images. Good people.
Creativity at work. These are the images that should stick in our mind.
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| The sticky stuff of business
should always be value, not greed. Every state needs a show that goes inside
their businesses to show why businesses really work. It is good people doing
good things that hold our culture together. |
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We all need encouragement to do
our best and to stay on the straight and narrow. So much of television reeks
havoc with our value systems by glamorizing the blasphemous, the decadent and
underbelly of life; it pulls us all down.
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| As a people and a culture we
deserve better. |
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