Food pantry appreciates community
To the editor:
We at Grace Interfaith Food Table (GIFT) would like to take a moment to thank our communities that we service for helping to make our fifth annual Garden Tour a huge success.
To the editor:
We at Grace Interfaith Food Table (GIFT) would like to take a moment to thank our communities that we service for helping to make our fifth annual Garden Tour a huge success.
To the editor:
Let’s update the interim scorecard for COVID-19. According to the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 dashboard, on August 27, 2020, America had 5,719,841 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 177,332 COVID-19-related deaths, and Canada had 125,969 cases and 9,090 deaths.
To the editor:
As you may know, both in-person and absentee voting are available for the Nov. 3 election, and we urge you to cast your vote.
To the editor:
I live in Aroostook County and Spectrum is my cable supplier. Recently changes have been made to the stations that we receive.
President Trump’s failure with the coronavirus shows it is time we hold him accountable for all his lies, corruption, and incompetence. The virus is a stubborn foe, but there are many calamities that strike our country.
To the editor:
C.S. Lewis once said that God whispers to us in our joys and pleasures, speaks to us in our consciences and shouts at us in our sufferings. We as a nation are suffering now and I believe God is shouting at us to trust in Him on this national election.
To the editor:
A recent poll reflects that only 37 percent of the public approves of President Trump’s handling of COVID-19. My question to the other 63 percent is:
To the editor:
After reading in last week’s Pioneer Times that Ludlow had failed to pass funding to the Cary Library during its annual budget meeting, I immediately thought of one of my favorite books of last year, Susan Orlean’s “The Library Book.”
To the editor:
Cancer doesn’t stop for a pandemic. Every day, the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) continues its lifesaving work to fight cancer through public policy.
To the editor:
Bullying is indefensible, right? Yet this year in the nation’s schools, students may be taught that they are racists, according to my understanding.