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Allyson Cavaretta has had a long-standing interest in public service. In 2003, she returned to Maine to work alongside her family in hospitality. As an active community member, she has worked to foster independent and small business, support local job growth in York County and foster public/private partnerships around environmental and conservation efforts.  She is also a tireless advocate for the arts in Maine, having served in development for the Ogunquit Museum of American Art.  A champion for Maine’s small businesses, Allyson Cavaretta is proud of to be part of the third generation in business in Maine.

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  Allyson Cavaretta was born in Lexington, MA. Growing up surrounded by family and a commitment to community, Allyson graduated from Lexington High School with honors and from the University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN magna cum laude. It is at Notre Dame that Allyson Cavaretta developed a deep sense of commitment to social… Continue reading About

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Over the years it has been a pleasure to serve the Maine community. From seasonal labor concerns to the launch of the Enough Abuse Campaign, service is a true expression of freedom: having the choice to do what one should and making that choice. Join the campaign newsletter to stay in touch – Click Current… Continue reading Newsroom

I have known Allyson Cavaretta for over ten years and when I heard that she was considering a run for our State Legislature, I knew that she would use her training, her insight, her passion, her integrity and her creativity to make a difference for the people of the Great State of Maine. She is famous for doing her research before settling on a course of action. She is always there to take the call, have the conversation, ask the questions and then make the decisions.  As a legislator she would make well thought out decisions that are in the best interest of those she represents.

 

-Karen Marie Arel, Ogunquit Chamber of Commerce, past President

Always There to Take the Call

In my role at the Maine Innkeepers Association, I have had the unique opportunity to work on legislative issues with Allyson. These have included local ordinances, Maine statute and Federal rules and laws. In all cases she has proved herself to be tenacious on achieving a positive outcome, which would serve her and her community well in the Maine State Legislature.

 

-Greg Dugal, Maine Innkeepers Association

Determined Positive Outcomes