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Letters to the Editor

Thank you from the Ober family

To the Editor; All glory to God in the highest.

Waiting for a plan on how to make an assault weapons ban work

To the Editor; I am commenting on the editorial concerning U.

Excited about bucks being tagged

To the Editor; I am excited to read the articles by Julie Harris about hunters in Maine who have been tagging bucks over 200 pounds this season.

Thanks to Efficiency Maine as a money saver

To the Editor; Winter is the season to be grateful to Efficiency Maine, the agency that helps save money on home energy use.

Maine says no to Pine Tree Power

To the Editor; On Nov.

Maine needs more hospital competition, not consolidation

To the Editor; The consolidation of hospitals in Maine has completely reshaped health care delivery and access, as I believe hospitals have exploited their size to bend the market to serve their own purposes.

Vote yes on question 3 and no on question 1

To the Editor; Our energy grid is actually owned by foreign governments.

Vote yes on Question 1

To the Editor; Think about the last time you made a major purchase.

The key to our national security lies within ourselves

To the Editor; A project in Maine currently at the permitting/public comment phase opens a larger discussion around our country’s scarce mineral resources.

Clearing up misinformation about Question 8

To the Editor; I offer my opinion in response to Matthew Gagnon’s opinion column on Question 8, in the upcoming referendum vote on Nov.

Recognize red flags and vote no on Question 3

To the Editor; My husband and two sons served in the U.

Broadband for rural Maine

To the Editor; In 2015, serving as a state representative in the Legislature, I sponsored a bill creating a priority for providing high speed internet to rural Maine.

Oppose the Question 3 takeover of our power grid

To the Editor; On Nov.

Proposed mine is not right for the area

To the Editor; I am writing to lament the mining operation proposed by Canada-based Wolfden Resources at Pickett Mountain, and to urge the Land Use Planning Commission to deny Wolfden’s rezoning request.

More attempts to address rising energy costs

To the Editor, On Oct.

Citizen think tank meets in Sangerville

To the Editor; There was an atmosphere of positivity at the Sangerville Fire Station on Monday evening, Sept.

Most voters don’t care whether Bob Menendez resigns

To the Editor; In reference to the call for Sen.

Grassroots citizens group wants to protect against proposed high voltage transmission power line

To the Editor; The Concerned Citizens of Corinth is one of a growing number of community groups concerned about LS Power Grid Maine’s plans to construct a high voltage transmission power line through 140 to 160 miles of Maine land, affecting thousands of residents’ property and quality of life.

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