2013 – Page 2273 – Centralmaine.com

Sports

PATRIOTS BEAT: Doing what it takes to win 1 game

by Mike Lowe January 10, 2013

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Tom Brady is on the verge of making history again.

Thanks to both partiesfor the money pit

by Morning Sentinel Staff January 10, 2013

Thanks Democrats, thanks Republicans. We avoided the fiscal cliff and will now fall into the fiscal money pit.

Letters to the Editor, Opinion

Call and treat NRA as a terrorist organization

by Letter to the Editor January 10, 2013

The NRA claims guns are the answer: Give teachers loaded guns, not apples, and all will be peaceful.

Letters to the Editor, Opinion

Thanks to both parties for the money pit

by Letter to the Editor January 10, 2013

Thanks Democrats, thanks Republicans. We avoided the fiscal cliff and will now fall into the fiscal money pit.

Editorials, Opinion

OUR OPINION: Health care cuts denial bodes ill

January 10, 2013

Don’t look for winners in the recent decision by the Obama administration to refuse waivers for most of the proposed health care cuts passed by Maine Republicans last year. There were only losers.

Editorials, Opinion

VIEW FROM AWAY: Fiscal debate seems like never-ending cartoon

by The Anniston (Ala.) Star January 10, 2013

Americans might be wondering if they are stuck in a Looney Toons cartoon. We technically went over the fiscal cliff at the start of 2013, but just like Daffy or the Road Runner, we’ve yet to begin our descent. We are in that part of the cartoon where the victim hovers in midair, quizzically looking around and waiting for the next calamity.

Letters to the Editor, Opinion

Thanks to Belgrade, Rome for food pantry help

by Letter to the Editor January 10, 2013

The Belgrade/Rome Special Needs Food Pantry would like to thank all those who helped make possible the distribution of our annual holiday food baskets.

Letters to the Editor, Opinion

Medium-sized firm finds Maine fine for business

by Letter to the Editor January 10, 2013

In response to Sen. Roger Katz’s column (“New Year’s resolution for Legislature: Let’s get along and get some work done”) in the Dec. 31 edition of the newspaper, I have been in business in Maine now for 35 years and I have found it to be a great place to do business.

Opinion

MAINE COMPASS: Curtailment highlights state’s need to set new priorities on spending

by Rep. Matthew Pouliot January 10, 2013

The curtailment order issued by Gov. Paul LePage that cuts state spending by $35.5 million over the next seven months in order to balance the budget has been in the news a lot lately.

Politics

Solis resigns as labor secretary, wants to return to California

by The Associated Press January 9, 2013

She is expected to run for a seat on the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.