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Letters to the Editor

Thoughtful abortion legislation is possible

To the Editor; A recent opinion piece regarding abortion was heartfelt.

The Mecca of basketball in the East

To the Editor; I particularly enjoyed Emily Burnham’s story about the legendary Bangor Auditorium during its heyday for the Eastern Maine Basketball Tournament years.

Protect Maine’s coyotes

To the Editor; Maine’s coyotes are a keystone carnivore.

AARP Maine wants to hear from you

To the Editor; Do you ever get the feeling that no one’s really listening to you? Well, that’s about to change.

Angus King’s 2024 challenges

To the Editor; U.

Medicare Advantage betters people’s lives

To the Editor; “As a farmer, D.

End corporate welfare

To the Editor; When will taxpayers wake up and put an end to all corporate welfare and throw out the politicians who approve it? Standard Biocarbon has already received more than $1.

Dover-Foxcroft Kiwanis wraps up Christmas project

To the Editor; To the families and friends of Dover-Foxcroft, Sebec, Monson, and Charleston This message was sent to us from one of the families our Kiwanis Community Christmas Project helped this year: “I want to say thank you for all the wonderful gifts and Christmas dinner.

A little better sensitivity

To the Editor; I was pleased to see the local school basketball teams featured in your Dec.

Posted land will explode if Sunday hunting is passed

To the Editor; V.

Forestry and carbon storage

To the Editor; The recent headline “Better Forestry could boost carbon storage in New England” certainly caught my attention.

Like Margaret Chase Smith, Janet Mills inspires future women leaders

To the Editor; Gov.

Cultivated meat will reduce greenhouse gas emissions

To the Editor; If our political leaders are serious about addressing the climate crisis, they should support increased public funding for cultivated meat research.

A way to help bridge the ‘two Maines’ divide

To the Editor; A recent story by David Marino, Jr.

Maine people will pay for Republican inaction on heat relief

To the Editor; ‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the State House, not a creature was stirring, except… the Maine Senate Republicans, caucusing to shoot down the home heat relief aid package! I think this was a mean-spirited, uncaring “action” to take towards the states’ citizens during a year of high inflation and obscenely high oil and gas prices.

Donald Trump makes disturbing comments about the Constitution

To the Editor; In our present day, it is, sadly, no longer common to be slapped in the face by a particular news item.

Mental health in schools

To the Editor; The article”Middle school mental health crisis” is not new to educators and school counselors, but I believe they have failed to create an effective response.

Rep. Stearns ending his time in Augusta

To the Editor; Wednesday, Dec.

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