While the city makes a bad call, [United] at the Presque Isle Airport makes one worse. Traveling to Presque Isle due to the death of my grandmother was the nightmare of all nightmares. I thought the worst part of my trip was over after the funeral. I was completely wrong.
To the editor:
I am a “consumer” of health care with a Medicare Advantage plan. I would much rather be a “patient” like I was in the late 1950s when I birthed my three babies in a four-day stay for each at a local hospital.
To the editor:
Recently I was a patient at Houlton Regional Hospital with a serious illness that required emergency room treatment as well as a hospital stay for several days.
To the editor:
The people we elected to the House of Representatives and Senate, along with the White House, are in turmoil because of one woman’s desire to impeach our president. She wants to leave a legacy that she made history by impeaching President Trump.
I would like to state the following belief of “Farmer” Mark as a general statement: Caribou is losing the battle to attract big retail businesses.
To the Editor:
The Saturday, Dec. 14 Wreaths Across America event held at Littleton’s Cemetery was truly a well-organized and respectful tribute to our deceased veterans.
To the editor:
In 1957 our nation was privileged to see the showing of the movie “The Miracle Worker.” This was a portrayal of the early life of Helen Keller, who was born in 1880 and at 19 months old contracted meningitis that so affected her brain that she came through this fever blind, deaf and mute.
I have often thought we are awfully stupid or awfully tough. Now you can figure it out.
In what can feel like an endless cycle of bad headlines these days, Houlton has some good news.
