It is often said that we need guns to guard against tyranny.
April 2013
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
Guns did noting to stop tyranny that rules us
It is often said that we need guns to guard against tyranny.
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Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
Log, not straw, burdens our camel’s back
It’s always a pleasure when one of our representatives explains to us how very lucky and blessed we are to have their dictates and mandates forced upon us (Maine Compass, “Maine should accept federal funds for Medicaid expansion,” April 8).
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
Letter about Head Start misleading, political
The April 4 letter “Head Start’s early positive impact does not endure” is a prime example of misleading information used solely for political purposes.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Congress shouldn’t block Postal Service changes
When the U.S. Postal Service announced in February that it would end Saturday mail delivery this summer, most Americans reacted with a mixture of wistfulness and resignation. Yes, it was sad that the mail carrier wouldn’t be dropping off letters on Saturday anymore, but scaling back to five days was a necessary concession to the agency’s financial problems and a reflection of changes in communication wrought by the Internet.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
Businesses must keep ahead of cybercrooks
When we think about cyberattacks, it’s easy conjure up images of a massive intelligence agency plotting to disable missile systems or shut down the electric grid.
Posted inOpinion
No young person should believe suicide is the answer
No suicide has a single cause, but verbal harassment by her peers seems to have been one factor in a 13-year-old’s tragic decision to end her life recently in Troy.
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
Think about what’s best for students in Monmouth
Soon Monmouth voters will vote to stay in or leave Regional School Unit 2.
Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion
Money, not risk reason forensic patients moved
We often read various facts, reports, political dealing and everyday stories about the good, bad and ugly in life.
