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North Vancouver’s Maureen Oliver had left her purse and wallet behind in North Vancouver’s Stong’s Market, only to be reunited with it later.

Gamecock head coach is "walking the walk ..."

Dear Editor: Maine is a Home Rule state but it feels like our town leaders are in private negotiations with the state and excluding the community from the conversation. The school charter is replaced with “align with state law” but no one will...

Dear Editor: The voice of “We the People” in Maine’s presidential election is hanging by a thread as the Democratically controlled Legislature moved the “National Popular Vote” bill to the Governor’s desk. If Governor Mills does not veto this bill,...

Dear Editor: I would urge those who are thinking of not voting, because “the system is such a mess,” “they are all corrupt,” “I don’t like any of them,” or some such reason, to think again. The two major candidates are miles apart. Re-electing Joe...

Dear Editor: With the upcoming school referendum vote taking place on April 24, I am writing to provide information on some good resources for anyone looking for additional information. Attend a Public Hearing – April 10 at 5 and 7 p.m. at the...

Dear Editor: Do you feel intelligent, informed and incredibly scared in this election year? In emergencies, we can freeze, faint, succumb to fear, or get a grip on our fear in hopes of actual survival. Inaction can seal our fate. Fear can make our “...

Dear Editor: I grew up in Maine in the 50s and 60s when we had real serious nor’easters. Snow was measured in feet not inches. Most people did not own a snowblower and driveways and sidewalks were cleared with snow shovels. Shoveling is a very...

Non-aggresive dogs can get startled and react to protect their owner if someone rushes by on a trail or sidewalk, this letter writer says

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