Senate Race
To the Editor:
As a registered Independent, I vote according to whom I feel is the best candidate and not the political party. This my personal experience with Susan Collins and her staff.
To the Editor:
As a registered Independent, I vote according to whom I feel is the best candidate and not the political party. This my personal experience with Susan Collins and her staff.
To the editor:
We are writing in support of Mike Carpenter for the Maine Senate. A man of experience and insight, integrity and empathy, wisdom and bipartisanship, Carpenter stands in contrast to his opponent, Harold Stewart, a young man well on his way preparing to be a career politician and demonstrating a commitment to Trump party-line policies and practices that favor the elite, and do the bidding of monied interests, regardless of potentially harmful effects on ordinary Mainers.
To the editor:
I wish to thank citizens Norma Milton and Freeman Cote for their public support of Councilor Doug Morrell and I wish to join their ranks.
To the editor:
The COVID-19 pandemic has again highlighted the need for affordable health care for everyone.
To the editor:
Upon receiving the notice from the Presque Isle Utilities District I begin to wonder, how we will keep our heads above water?
To the editor:
I am saddened to read in the Aroostook Republican that five citizens are seeking to recall Caribou city councilor Doug Morrell. Why weren’t the citizens identified? Are our votes for Doug meaningless?
To the editor:
The song “You Are My Sunshine” is a song we sang to our young son, William. One that he grew up to love. Tragically, on Aug. 23, our sunshine was taken away at the age of 45 after suffering a pulmonary embolism.
To the Editor:
Maine is in the midst of an aging crisis. By 2030, more than 25 percent of Mainers will be 65 or older, exacerbating challenges already confronting our elders and communities.
To the editor:
This letter is in support of Councilor Morrell’s conduct on the Caribou City Council. I have known the man all of his life and he has the same values today as he did when he was on the council in 2006-2008.
To the editor:
After watching the Senate candidate debate on Friday night [Sept. 11], two things became clear to us. Senator Collins represents the past while Sara Gideon represents the future.