Maine’s crisis won’t be resolved until essential employees are no longer priced out of their communities.
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Letter to the editor: Analysis of Rep. Golden’s military funding vote shortsighted
Northern Maine Rep. Jared Golden recently voted yes on the House bill to fund our military. Makes sense, he is a two-time combat veteran, serving our country in the Marine Corps. He is also a Democrat, which has led questions from liberals on his commitment to trans rights, abortion rights and diversity because of some […]
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Letter to the editor: Disappointed by detail of Portland Public Schools multilingual education plan
Trying to teach new immigrants and Maine students in the same classroom is not going to work.
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Letter to the editor: Do you know this particular voting bloc? I do.
There’s a formidable social and political movement at hand in the U.S. today. Right-leaning, mostly white, Christian and cisgender persons are championing their value and values in new and far-reaching ways. They make for a powerful voting bloc that’s presently remaking our nation. This movement emphasizes the importance of birth: that all conceived humans have […]
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Letter to the editor: Water levels at Sebago a cause for serious concern
Sebago Lake’s water levels have been mismanaged for years. Ever since the water maximum height was raised, back in 1987-1988, there has been extensive damage to the quality of the lake water and significant erosion. As the water level maximum increased, so did the amount of phosphorus pouring into the lake. The buffer zone of […]
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Letter to the editor: Wake up to the meaning of the word ‘woke’
I wish that someone could explain to me just exactly what they mean when they use the word “woke” in a derogatory manner. According to the dictionary, “woke” means to be awake, to be aware of what is going on around you. That’s what I have always thought it meant. I consider that to be […]
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Letter to the editor: Nuance needed in admissions debate
Legacy admissions represent an institution’s history and encourage gifts that can replenish scholarship funds. If they are academically qualified, their applications should be considered.
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Letter to the editor: Do we really want a tyrant at the top?
There is growing concern, bordering on despair, over the movement by the Republican Party toward autocracy. Donald Trump frequently displays his affection for tyrants around the world, and many in his party try hard to emulate him. It is important for us to recognize the threat we face and appreciate the value of what we […]
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Letter to the editor: Steps to take on the climate crisis
People who are concerned about the climate crisis but not sure what to do about it should know that they are not alone. They should also know that the climate movement needs them; it needs all of us to do everything we can to address this crisis. Here are some ideas: • Learn more about […]
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Letter to the editor: Here’s an idea – Liz Cheney for president
I would like to propose we elect Liz Cheney as an independent for president in 2024. Here’s why: I am completely disgusted with both political parties and I’m not interested in either of the likely candidates for president in 2024: One is too old and the other … well, you know why. I believe the […]