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Sen. Collins sets example for others to follow Letter Share “Year in, year out, no senator has matched her devotion to constructing bipartisan legislation in the interest of getting things done for her constituents and our country.” That’s what Dan Diller, the nonpartisan Luger Center had to say about our senator, Susan Collins, when announcing that she has again ranked as the most bipartisan member of the Senate for the eighth year in a row. While many in Washington talk of working across the aisle, Sen. Collins actually does the work. Across our nation, Americans consistently say the...

Read Article The Wilton Blueberry Festival has been postponed until Aug. 6 and 7, 2021 because of COVID-19. Rep. Scott Landry (D-Farmington) and Wilton Blueberry Festival Organizer Shannon Chase Smith greeted one another prior to the parade last year. File photo WILTON — There will be no parades, no blueberry bake-off, no chili contest and no fireworks in Wilton this summer. Those and other activities associated with the annual Wilton Blueberry Festival have been postponed a year. The new dates are Aug. 6 and 7, 2021. The decision came Wednesday, April 29, the day after Gov. Janet Mills ...

Wed, 05/12/2021 LAWRENCE — House Republicans voted Wednesday to oust U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming from her leadership post as the conference chair. The vote was taken to repudiate Cheney’s refusal to back former president Donald Trump’s false claims about the 2020 presidential election and for voting to convict in his impeachment. The move is not the first time a woman has taken a political stand against her party, says political history expert Teri Finneman. Finneman, associate professor of journalism & mass communications at the University of Kansas, is available to discuss Cheney�...

Activist liberals and left-wing insiders are calling for the elimination of the filibuster so they can pass their agenda on party-line votes.

April 22, 2021 DANVILLE, Va. – Three Danville Community College students have won a national competition, beating 23 other teams of machinists from across the country in a Youtube match-up dubbed “Clash of the Trades.” The Danville team — Koby Carter, Trent Oswald and Chase Smith – beat out more than 100 individual competitors from eight states in a national Department of Defense-funded contest, earning more than $30,000 dollars for their school along the way. The four finalist teams were each given 16 hours to construct a trophy from scratch, from designing a prototype on computers...