11 months ago
Thoughts on Main Street
To the editor:
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Here are three gems I’ve heard about the Main Street renovation.
Opinion
11 months ago
McLaughlin has my vote
For the past eight years, I’ve done my best to ensure the voices from The County were heard in Augusta.
11 months ago
By sea or by rail
Did you have an ancestor who worked in transportation? Here in New England, many of us had ancestors who were involved with the sea or rivers.
11 months ago
Politics over people
After receiving a taxpayer-funded campaign letter in the mail from Rep. Roger Albert of Madawaska, I can no longer remain silent.
11 months ago
Cracking down on illegal vapes
To the editor:
As the next presidential election approaches, voters are increasingly demanding action to combat the sale of illegal disposable vapes, particularly those flooding our schools and neighborhoods from unregulated manufacturers in China.
11 months ago
Supporting Matt Rush for Maine Senate
To the editor:
I am writing in support of Matt Rush, my friend and a first-time candidate for State Senate District 2. Like so many of us here in The County, Matt worked at an early age on his family’s potato farm, Rush Brothers Farms, and learned the importance of a strong work ethic.
11 months ago
In support of Freeman
To the editor:
This year we have a great opportunity to support a local businessman and volunteer to represent us in Augusta. Many times candidates give us a list of things they intend to do if they get elected.
11 months ago
Supporting Harris for president
To the editor:
My husband Stan was 74 years old when he died. Caring for him after his stroke, worrying about him day after day, wondering whether he would recover or succumb, while carrying my full-time job as Attorney General, was the worst year of my life and one of the worst times for my family.
11 months ago
Why I support Freeman
To the editor:
I moved to The County from Seattle in 2021 to open the first Royal Leaf Apothecary store on Main Street in Presque Isle. However, before I could move forward, I needed approval from the City Council, chaired by Kevin Freeman.
