To the Editor,
I’m not a local resident of Aroostook County, or even the state of Maine, yet, but I have had a long time favorable fascination with this great Aroostook area, enough so, that I have purchased past and present, several small acreage home/vacation lots in the southern part of The County needing boundary surveys.
Just 88 years ago, on May 30, 1929, my mother, Ina Porter, caught an 11-pound landlocked salmon, 31 inches long, setting a record for the largest one taken from Nickerson Lake.
o the Editor:
The Towns of Smyrna and Merrill are most appreciative of Sheriff Darrell Crandall and the Aroostook County Sheriff’s Department for the implementation of the Aroostook County Jail Community Service Program.
To the editor:
My name is Gerald Morey and I work as a Secretary for RSU 29.
To the editor:
The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.
To the Editor
Those who are fighting to keep New Sweden School open are doing so for the benefit of the students.
On May 13, local veterans, along with the help of members of Boy Scouts of America
To the Editor;
I am very concerned and perplexed about Governor LePage trying to dismantle the Katahdin Woods and Waters Monument especially since it is already bringing increased travel to the economically battered region.
The Maine Legislative Committee on Environment and Natural Resources has voted “Ought to pass” on LD 820, the bill supported by the environmental community that bans open-pit mining and wet-waste management but will allow contamination of groundwater in restricted areas of underground or “shaft” mining.
To the Editor:
The growing rate of deaths in Maine due to drug overdose is desensitizing us to the tragedy of each individual loss.
