I have the greatest of respect for all fishermen who struggle to earn a living, but I am concerned about permits and the Native Americans of this wonderful state.
April 2013
TV, movie gun violence influences big problem
With so much discussion about gun control, why aren’t people looking at the gun violence in movies and TV shows.
Some businesses support active, retired military
There are people out there who don’t give one iota of thought to the sacrifices that have been made and continue to be made by military service men and women.
In attack’s wake, we must not rush to judgment
An April 8 article, “Monmouth faces choice over school: Cost or local control,” states dissatisfaction being expressed since the arrival of Superintendent Virgel Hammonds in July 2011.
Indexing minimum wage keeps up with inflation
Mainers working full time should be able to pay their basic monthly bills. Yet 47,000 Maine citizens earn less than $8.50 per hour.
Wilton selectmen put downtown eyesore ordinance on warrant
After two hours of discussion, Wilton selectmen voted to put four ordinances on the warrant for the Town Meeting, including a building and property maintenance ordinance.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS LACROSSE: Gardiner hot early, knocks off Maranacook/Winthrop
KENTS HILL — With 10 games remaining in the regular season, it’s too early for the Gardiner boys lacrosse team to think about the postseason. Then again, it’s tough not to.
BOSTON MARATHON: Race will go on in 2014
BOSTON — Boston Marathon organizers vowed to continue the race next year, calling the world’s oldest and most prestigious annual marathon “a deeply held tradition (and) an integral part of the fabric and history of our community.”
BOSTON MARATHON: Red Sox hope to bring healing
CLEVELAND — Jon Lester has felt pride when slipping on his Boston jersey and cap. Never more than now.