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PublishedOctober 28, 2013
Ingeborg Lapointe is an extraordinary woman
After reading Don Roberts’ column about Ingeborg Lapointe, I’d like to add my comments about this extraordinary woman. My first encounter with Ingeborg was via a message left on my answering machine. I didn’t understand her accent, but I called her back. After that first conversation, we realized we were kindred spirits, particularly after she […]
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PublishedOctober 28, 2013
Why spend money when China already owns sites?
This letter is written to urge the residents of China to vote no on Nov. 5 on the purchase of The Cabins, formerly known as Candlewood Lodge. The Lake Access Feasibility Committee has been given the task of finding a beach, but why spend hundreds of thousands of dollars when the town already owns several […]
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PublishedOctober 28, 2013
Ingeborg Lapointe is an extraordinary woman
After reading Don Roberts' column about Ingeborg Lapointe, I'd like to add my comments about this extraordinary woman.
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PublishedOctober 28, 2013
Set Texas free from federal government
I have a crazy idea, which with such a divided government, may not be so crazy anymore.
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PublishedOctober 28, 2013
Why spend money when China already owns sites?
This letter is written to urge the residents of China to vote no on Nov. 5 on the purchase of The Cabins, formerly known as Candlewood Lodge.
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PublishedOctober 27, 2013
Price ceiling on gas will cause more harm than good
Ed Rowe previously wrote to ask for the price of gas to be set at $2 per gallon (letter, Oct. 5). His assumption, shared by many others, is that lower gas prices will result in saved money for consumers and will help to stimulate growth in the economy and benefit United States citizens. Creating a […]
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PublishedOctober 27, 2013
Michaud should have stayed in Congress
Why, when our male representatives in Washington start to get enough seniority to serve on important committees or even chair a committee that could help Maine, do they decide to run for governor? Mike Michaud was doing an excellent job in Washington. Why give it up to campaign for governor when, I believe, he has […]
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PublishedOctober 27, 2013
Concern about lobsters, why not unborn babies?
The paid advertisement sponsored by People for Ethical Treatment of Animals on Oct. 17 was an outright travesty regarding life. The words in bold black over a red lobster read, “Hands up, all those who don’t want to be dismembered alive.” (Incidentally, red lobsters aren’t alive.) Unfortunately, I don’t have the thousands of dollars necessary […]
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PublishedOctober 27, 2013
Everyone deserves to be safe from toxic chemicals
As a mother of two girls, I am deeply concerned by the lack of safety protections from toxic chemicals that end up in everyday consumer products and our homes. From BPA in sippy cups and baby food, phthalates in personal care products and flame retardants in furniture, unregulated and mostly untested chemicals are everywhere. I […]
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PublishedOctober 26, 2013
Experience gave boy more than free ice cream
My son and I stopped at a local drive-in restaurant a few weeks ago for an ice cream. When we went to the window to order, we were told that a man there was paying for everyone’s ice cream and to order what we wanted. After we ordered and went back to our car, an […]
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