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

To the Editor; I usually read and enjoy V.

To the Editor; V.

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.

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

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.

To the Editor; In response to V.

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.

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

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

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

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.

To the Editor; “Stop the Power Trip” is a non-partisan committee of five registered voters from Dexter who formed to request a special election of the Town of Dexter to recall two SAD 46 school board members, Judy Saunders and Alisha Ames.

To the Editor; Maine is considered the most rural state in the nation — with nearly two-thirds of its residents living in rural areas.

To the Editor; The Slightly Off Center Players and Center Theatre have done it again! We’ve waited a long time for a large-scale musical with a live pit band for a few years, but wait no longer to get your tickets for “Oklahoma!” The magic of community theater is at work on East Main Street once again, but only for the next two weekends, May 9-10 and May 16-17.

To the Editor; After several public meetings and articles in local newspapers (including one full page obviously very biased toward dam removal), the Town of Dover-Foxcroft voted to keep the Mayo Mill Dam.

To the Editor; Rising electricity rates continue to be a burden on Mainers which is why I am writing to express concern regarding LD 186, “An Act to Clarify the Public Utilities Commission’s (PUC) Authority to Establish Time of Use Pricing for Standard Offer Service.

To the Editor; Maine’s health care system is facing a crisis, with hospitals and community health centers struggling to stay afloat.