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A troubled past

About once a week for the last several years, Jay S. Mercier and his girlfriend, Christine Fischer, traveled down their dirt road on the Industry-Starks town line to visit their neighbor.

Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion

National parks are not single-use resources

“Tying up land in North Woods for single use doesn’t make sense” (Oct. 10) was one of the most misleading Maine Compass pieces I have read. To imply that national parks are single-use resources shows a complete ignorance of the facts. National parks allow more activities — hiking, biking, boating, cross-country skiing, fishing, camping, even […]

Posted inOpinion

Halloween bats have it better than real ones

It’s October, which means that bats are once again having their annual star turn, popping up on classroom bulletin boards and store windows across America. But this year, actual living bats in North America aren’t so abundant. They are being decimated by a deadly health epidemic.