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Letters to the Editor

Published
June 29, 2013

Where is Maine’s endless money tree?

It's been an interesting week to be a resident of Maine.
Published
June 29, 2013

Maine needs road construction projects

Something is happening in Augusta that should be of concern to all Maine motorists and businesses that rely on a safe and efficient highway system.
Published
June 29, 2013

Self-destructive behavior has taken its toll

While it is apparent that Gov. Paul LePage will never be mistaken for an intellectual, he is bright enough to realize that he has no chance of being re-elected governor.
Published
June 29, 2013

Consult geologist who found mineral deposits

Over the past several months, there has been great debate about mining Bald Mountain. I find it curious and appalling that nowhere in all the media have I found the name of John S. Cummings mentioned.
Published
June 29, 2013

Our freedom-stealers not foreign, but US

The mainstream media constantly remind us that the military is protecting our "freedoms." I suppose the military is doing this by going to many countries and destroying their governments, which might come here and take away our "freedoms."

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Published
June 28, 2013

Photo: Boy in sailboat wasn’t wearing life jacket

What’s wrong with this picture? Identified as Sean Greenan, this child on a sailboat, pictured on the front of the Belgrade supplement, is not wearing a life jacket. Jacki Day Solon
Published
June 28, 2013

Justice not served in secret courts

Every generation inherits a solemn obligation. We are supposed to be the guardians of the noble sacrifices of those who came before us.
Published
June 28, 2013

Legislature has power, duty to impeach LePage

Paul LePage's lewd description of an unlubricated sex act as a metaphor a state senator's participation in the legislative process indicates the governor is unfit for public office.
Published
June 28, 2013

LePage not honest with voters; taxes going up

I voted for Paul LePage because he said he was going to support working-class Maine people. I also voted for him because he said he was not going to raise taxes. I don't need any more taxes. My property taxes have gone up $300 in the last three years. So much for no tax hikes. So much for being honest with voters.
Published
June 27, 2013

Future of America looks dim as freedom erodes

Scooping up all our phone records is an absolute abuse of power that demands that the Fourth Amendment be observed.