The (Worcester) Telegram & Gazette (Mass.), June 26: The shock of Britain’s decision to exit the European Union shows just how out of touch the so-called “elites” and “experts” really are – not just those heading up the EU, but in Britain itself, in the failure of their dire warnings to prevent the vote to […]

Sunday, the 26th of June, my husband and I were out with our ’73 Super Beetle when my husband shifted, it decided it wasn’t going to go, and we were stuck in the middle of a busy intersection. My husband, who is 78 years young, said, “Now what?” He would have to push it out […]

Great letter by Nancy Auclair (“Former county treasurer defends Judge Nadeau,” June 23). The governor of the state of Maine gets paid $70,000. Maine judges average $121,000. Average governor’s pay is $125,000. Governor’s salary currently ranked 50th, last. It’s good to see and hear about state, local, city and town employees’ salaries compared to the […]

I would like to personally thank state Rep. Martin Grohman of Biddeford for his effort in ensuring Maine college graduates are able to secure jobs sooner. My daughter completed six years of college and graduated from Husson University as a physical therapist. She then passed the two national exams, applied for her state license and […]

On behalf of Literacy Volunteers of Greater Sanford, thank you very much to everyone who took part in and supported our 17th Annual Student Recognition Dinner on June 2! We were delighted to celebrate our students and tutors and to hear from students Sean Hill and Nicole Milo, who were recognized for their achievements and […]

The Providence Journal (R.I.), June 30: We’ve long argued that when then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton elected to disregard established protocol and conduct official business using a private email account housed on a personal server located in her New York home, she subjected the country to an unacceptable risk. Foreign hackers surely tried to break […]