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June 11, 2024
Dear Editor: Our country was founded on the principle that all are created equal. When that principle is at risk and some within our community face discrimination, it is appropriate for our leaders to show support for those who are treated unfairly...
June 11, 2024
Dear Editor: A major thank you to the Southport Selectmen for flying the Pride flag. Thank you for embracing our diverse community and honoring humanity. Mary Hanley Southport
June 10, 2024
I regularly watch the Ellsworth City Council meetings.
June 10, 2024
Dear Editor: As summer approaches, I am reminded of the challenges young teens face while trying to secure summer employment. I am fortunate to have been hired for a job close to where I live, but I see many others around me who are not as lucky...
June 10, 2024
Dear Editor: A sparkling day of sun-filled skies and 75 degrees was the setting for the third annual Be The One American Legion Auxiliary Veteran Suicide Awareness Walk. Fifty individuals along with a number of furry friends took to the sidewalks of...
June 10, 2024
Dear Editor: Hunting dogs are often abandoned or killed by their owners because they could be gun-shy, often get sidetracked, or might not retrieve game. Instead of repurposing the dog for something else, or even just converting it into a house pet...
June 10, 2024
Dear Editor: Does anyone else find it insulting that the entire month of June has been established (by who knows who?) as a month long celebration of the personal lifestyle chosen by those who identify as lesbian, bisexual, gay, transsexual, queer,...
June 10, 2024
Dear Editor: To the citizens of Wiscasset: I attended the Wiscasset Middle High School Class of 2024 Graduation ceremony. It was a celebration of the accomplishments of a wonderful group of young adults. I taught at WHS/WMHS for 34 years. I retired...
June 5, 2024
Dear Editor, Several years ago, I had the honor of meeting Randy Gauvin as he worked at the nutrition center in Farmington, serving those in need. He always worked with steady reliability to provide food for the poor, never looking for acclaim. Randy is a highly competent gentleman who is devoted to create a better