Opinion -Piscataquis Observer

Opinion

Hunting on the rise in Maine, thanks to Commissioner Camuso

To the Editor; In response to a bad newspaper review, composer Max Reger wrote to the critic: “Sir, I am sitting in the smallest room of my house.

Vote yes on SAD 46 recall

To the Editor; As an SAD 46 employee, I am deeply troubled by the recent actions of some of our school board members.

Response to Reynolds’ column

To the Editor; I usually read and enjoy V.

What Commissioner Camuso is doing is working

To the Editor; V.

RSU 68 can take advantage of state funding for HVAC upgrade

To the Editor; I would like to take a moment to inform the community about an important infrastructure investment that we hope will take place at 572 Bangor Road, Dover-Foxcroft.

Natural fishway instead of the dam worth a try

To the Editor; Oh, what the heck, Dover-Foxcroft might as well throw in the towel.

Preserving our heritage and tourism economy: why the dam matters

To the Editor; As discussions continue around the potential removal of the dam on the Piscataquis River, it’s important to consider not only environmental factors but also the cultural and economic impacts — particularly on tourism in Dover-Foxcroft.

Camuso is great IF&W commissioner

To the Editor; In response to V.

Losing the dam far outweighs the price

To the Editor; As Dover-Foxcroft residents head to the polls to vote — once again — on the future of the dam, I urge you to remember why we chose to keep it in the first place.

Restore focus and accountability in SAD 46

To The Editor; Strong schools are the foundation of a strong community.

Is this the role of Maine’s fish and wildlife commissioner?

Piscataquis Democrats deliver to Piscataquis Regional Food Center

DOVER-FOXCROFT — The Piscataquis County Democrats continue their mission of supporting those that struggle with food insecurity.

Dover-Foxcroft can’t afford dam repairs

To the Editor; Let’s say you have a $33,000 auto or truck loan.

Gymnastics program is a valuable

To the Editor; The Old Town-Orono YMCA is pausing their competitive gymnastics program as of June 28.

A new treasure trove

By Nancy Battick If you’re new to genealogy you may not have heard of the USGenWeb project.

Protecting Maine’s forests from spruce budworm takes all of us

By Allison Kanoti and Patty Cormier If you’ve enjoyed Maine’s northern or western woods on a hike, or are a logger, a landowner, a forester, or just someone who finds peace in the woods, you know the scale and the value of our forests.

Beware of crypto scams

To the Editor; It is very likely that most Mainers, even if they have never used a cryptocurrency ATM, have seen them in neighborhood grocery stores, convenience stores or liquor stores.

The new Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife app surprised me

By Julie Harris, Bangor Daily News Staff The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife just introduced its new app to the public this week called ME Outdoors.

Prev Page1 Next