I am recommending that Democrats cast their ballots in the primary for Diane Denk at the June 14 election. Never one to sit on the sidelines, Diane Denk has over 45 years of political and business experience. After getting a BA and a MS from Loyola University of Chicago, Denk became a VP of a […]

The Bulletin (Conn.), May 20: In February, after the death of conservative Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, we editorialized on the Senate’s constitutional obligation to offer “advice and consent” in the process of nominating and confirming a replacement. We noted that Republicans’ outright refusal to do so shirks that duty, in so doing rendering the […]

I was taken aback reading comments from District 12’s current State Representative in this paper. His stance does not align with the needs of our great district. The piece reads more like it was written by a lobbyist who represents wealthy investors and is focused on maximizing profits instead of taking care of the hard […]

• The Journal Tribune will not publish letters to the editor regarding the June 14 primary, or columns by or about local candidates running in the June 14 primary, after Saturday, May 28.

After several years of discussions followed with two years of monthly meetings that included numerous public surveys and workshops, the School Construction Committee presented the Saco School Board with two options for resolving our issues with Saco’s K-2 schools. In a 5-to-2 vote in February, the School Board voted for the option of allowing the […]