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Trump’s dishonesty hampers conversations about unity | Letter
There are so many things that disturb me about what Donald Trump has brought into our lives, but I think the most distressing is his dishonesty. Politicians have always been less than truthful, spinning and shading things to fit their purposes, but Trump has taken this to a brand-new level, creating a completely false reality […]
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All around Maine, our readers give thanks | Letters
‘Tis the season.
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The economics of building housing in Maine | Letter
Zoning may make a project legal. It doesn’t make it feasible.
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Our sacred public lands are under threat | Letter
The Trump administration is wrongly pushing for drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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A slap in the face for Maine’s small-town libraries | Letter
The Maine Library Commission doesn’t seem to understand what it takes to keep many of our more endangered libraries going.
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Fight over Portland train station site is disappointing | Letter
We must proceed with the new station without delay.
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Focus on Sen. Collins, not Maine’s Democratic candidates | Letter
Maine voters shouldn’t lose sight of the most important issue in the upcoming Senate election.
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Angus King should speak out against Susan Collins | Letter
I understand why Sen. Angus King helped end the government shutdown: He couldn’t bear to see people go hungry. It was a politically risky move in an era when few congresspeople have or display courage. But for it to be any more than a temporary gesture, King must now end his statesmanlike relationship with Sen. […]
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Restating the obvious about the government shutdown | Letter
The stalemate was hurting everyone.