To the Editor; This is largely my opinion as a founder of the Friends of the Mayo Mill Dam group.

To the Editor; As a first-year teacher entering the profession, I have already seen what I feel is a very alarming trend in education — we are hanging on by a thread.

To the Editor; The Friends of the Mayo Mill Dam is co-hosting its first monthly meeting with Rep.

To the Editor; The decision around removal of the historic Mayo Mill Dam has been made by the select board.

To the Editor; I am writing to publicly thank the Land Use Planning Commission for its five-to-two vote on Feb.

To the Editor; Recently, there has been a lot of studies, public comment, and decisions being made on the future of the aging Mayo Mill Dam in Dover-Foxcroft.

To the Editor; I wanted to take a quick moment to say thank you to our Land Use Planning Commission for its recent decision regarding Wolfden Resources and the proposed Pickett Mountain mine.

To the Editor; In 2023, the Maine Legislature took historic action by expanding eligibility for Medicare Savings Programs for thousands of Mainers.

To the Editor; The MPA high school basketball tournament week in February is a much-anticipated time for many Mainers.

To the Editor; I am running for the Select Board of Milo as a write-in candidate and would appreciate the support of Milo voters when they go to the polls next month.

To the Editor; As a member of the Joint Standing Committee on Transportation, and in an effort to maintain an open-line of communication with those I serve in the Legislature, I wish to highlight some local projects around my district listed in the Maine Department of Transportation’s most recent work plan for calendar years 2024, 2025, and 2026.

To the Editor; I agree with the BDN editorial board when they write in the Feb.

To the Editor; Last week, staff at the Land Use Planning Commission (LUPC) released their draft decision recommendation that Wolfden Resources’ application to rezone land in the Katahdin Region to allow metallic mining be denied.

To the Editor; Every day, the rapidly increasing cost of living, the housing shortage crisis, rising food insecurity, and continued impacts of social isolation make it difficult for older Mainers to meet their basic needs.

To the Editor; Every town has historical attributes that define and sustain its character.

To the Editor; I am responding to the various comments made after the dam removal meeting in Dover-Foxcroft.

To the Editor; Parties are holding caucuses, and Maine’s first-ever “semi-open” primary is about a month away.

To the Editor;  Since reading V.