I wonder what Donald Trump supporters make of the hundreds of Republicans, formerly in positions of power, who now advise them to vote for the Democratic candidate for president. From national security reasons, to economic policy, to adhering to the rule of law, they beg us all to be real patriots, as they are, and […]

Henry Ingwersen has served Maine Senate District 32 (Arundel, Biddeford, Dayton, Hollis and Lyman) with distinction. He is a consummate gentleman who, through his demeanor and conduct, promotes civil political discourse. Henry embodies the axiom that politics is the art of the possible. He takes a pragmatic, collaborative approach to policy making. As a retired […]

Meaningful limitations on issues like blasting and air emissions should be adopted by the town before any discussion occurs.

As the outgoing state representative for District 109, I would like to see the town continue to be represented by someone who will champion the challenging environmental issues facing Gorham. For this reason and others, I’m proud to endorse Ellie Sato for District 109’s next state representative, and I hope you’ll join me in voting […]

A recent letter to the editor (“Where rift becomes grift,” Sept. 22) “wondered” whether Mr. Trump himself may have been behind the latest purported assassination attempt, as a means of soliciting funds from his supporters. Is our society not already drowning in conspiracy theories? I’m no fan of Mr. Trump, but given what we have […]

So happy to read the Sept. 15 Vegan Kitchen article (“Spotlight from this election season shines on vegetarian issues“), which tells of the dabbling of presidential candidates in veganism. There is hope of total respect for other species who share planet Earth with people and not being eaten by them. Being a healthy vegan for […]

For a “nation under God,” we certainly have a lot of hate speech and lies. How can we have free and fair elections when deceit is accepted? Whoever I vote for must: 1. Answer the question they are presented. 2. Not attempt to deceive or equivocate. 3. Have outgrown the need to name call. If […]