People should listen to what the Republicans are saying: that the only fair election is one they win. Admittedly, they don’t usually say it quite that clearly. What they say is that they will recognize fair elections. However, since they still don’t accept the 2020 presidential election, even though they haven’t been able to provide […]

I am a nurse who has the privilege of occasionally working in a rural school with a total population of fewer than 100 students. While leaving there one day, I realized that even if every one of the vibrant children I’d worked with were to be violently removed from existence, that level of atrocity would […]

Rep. Rudnicki’s opinion piece in the May 19 Sunday Telegram, in which she describes her reasons for suing Gov. Mills and legislative leadership, is interesting in its slant. Though I have issues with her reasoning throughout the column, of particular concern is her assertion that the number of people testifying a particular way at a […]

In the polls, Biden’s marks for managing the economy are dismal. The negative perception persists, despite his enviable record on job growth, unemployment and a deft “Goldilocks” landing from the COVID-related episode of inflation. The gap between the statistical reality and voters’ opinions remains a puzzle. In my opinion, one reason for this gap is […]

As a Yarmouth resident deeply interested in how our community prepares for a vibrant and healthy future, I will be voting to reelect Heather Abbott for Yarmouth Town Council. Heather is a proven leader with a clear vision for moving us forward. Heather actively creates space for all voices to be heard. Her push to […]

When I was little, my dad used to play tennis with me. He would say, “Keep your eye on the ball.” I was easily distracted and often hit it into the net. It strikes me that we Americans have trouble keeping our eye on the ball when it comes to presidential elections and the issues […]