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To the Editor; Campaigns backing U.

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To the Editor; On Wednesday, April 1, soon after he proposed the largest increase in military spending ever (from $1 trillion this year to $1.

To the Editor; Access to affordable child care plays a direct role in whether Maine families can work, pursue education, and maintain stability.

By Aislinn Sarnacki Last summer, the following scene played out several times.

By Minnie McCormick I try to swim five days a week.

By Virginia Templet, Puritan Medical Products marketing director This Monday, March 30 marks the start of National Public Health Week, an annual celebration of America’s progress on health and wellness.

To the Editor; It isn’t easy caring for a loved one when access to affordable health care isn’t always guaranteed.

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DOVER-FOXCROFT — No Kings protests took place across the nation on March 28 at 3,300 locations involving eight million participants.

By Al Raychard If I were to die tomorrow, the fly fisherman in me would go with a smile on his face.

By Noël Bonam and Megan Walton Maine is at a pivotal moment — one that will shape how we treat our older neighbors today and how each of us will experience aging in the years ahead.

By Nancy Battick The National Archives and Records Administration was established in 1934 with the mission to preserve federal records vital to our nation’s history.

By John Baldacci and John McKernan Making the Maine Free College Scholarship permanent for the high school graduates of the Class of 2026 and beyond delivers on a promise the two of us made decades ago — and maintained since — to keep a community college education affordable to as many Mainers as possible.

By Joyce Bucciantini, AARP Maine community outreach volunteer Maine is the oldest state in the nation with 23% of its population over the age of 65.

To the Editor; President Lyndon Johnson observed that “If you can convince the lowest white man he’s better than the best colored man, he won’t notice you’re picking his pocket.