Stories by Staff Aroostook Republican

     To the editor:

     Do you know how you get the clothes you wear, food you eat or medicine you take? All these items, and nearly everything we use in our daily lives, are delivered by a professional truck driver.

     To the editior:

     If you have Medicare, or if you are a family caregiver of someone who relies on Medicare for their primary health insurance, you need to understand some important rights. Staff at the Aroostook Agency on Aging are seeing an increase in complaints from people recently hospitalized and their dissatisfaction, in some cases, could have been prevented had they understood their rights.

     To the editor:

     As a recovering addict I am currently behind barbed wire fencing that keeps me safe from drugs. After two long years of battling a meth addiction, with one attempt at rehab, and a few incarcerations at county jail, I am now free from the monster that calls my name. I’d like to inform my hometown and county about the constant bully I encountered for the first time in May of 2014.

     To the editor:

     There have been some vocal suggestions and background whispers that the commotion surrounding the secession of Lyndon has caused the city of Caribou to become unattractive to new business and residents who otherwise might have relocated to Caribou. This is a diversion to obscure the reality of the serious decline that has fallen upon our city.

     To the editor:

     I am writing this letter to encourage all citizens of Stockholm, Limestone and Caribou to attend the public meeting in their respectful town/city to listen to the proposed new school project for the city of Caribou. This is very important and you need to attend to understand what is going on and ask questions.

To the editor:

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