To the Editor; Here we go again! A recent column by Lee Ann Szelog about creating a Maine Woods National Park is like beating a dead horse.

To the Editor; Your article left out an important part of the “regional” high school.

To the Editor; The holiday season is upon us again, which means here in the Moosehead Region we do our best to spread holiday cheer all around! To do this, the Moosehead Lake Kiwanis Club will be placing wish trees out in our community very soon.

To the Editor; So often one hears about the negative results of a local hospital visit.

To The Editor; Hats off to the citizens of Greenville.

To the Editor; While the right to food may seem like a “no-brainer” to most people, it should not be taken for granted.

To the Editor; It was recently announced by U.

To the Editor; The Bangor Daily News deserves our thanks for the article on Wabanaki place names in the Indigenous Peoples Day issue.

To the Editor; Paul LePage kicked off his campaign for Maine governor promising to eliminate the income tax.

To Editor; In Fiona Hill’s new book “There is Nothing For You Here: Finding opportunity in the 21st century,” one of America’s foremost Russian experts writes: “As a result of all this eagerness at the top to embrace fictional narratives for purely personal and domestic political purposes, the United States under Trump joined the historical pantheon of states promoting conspiracy theories.

To the Editor; Mainers should view the return of Paul LePage to the political arena with fear and trembling.

To the Editor; To all American patriots and fellow veterans, if you truly love our country and what it once stood for then stand up and speak out.

To the Editor; In the past year alone, America has seen wildfires spread across California, Texas freeze over, and Hurricane Ida batter the Northeast.

To the Editor; Do not allow CMP to keep us in the dark about Question 1.

To the Editor; It seems to me that instead of flattening the curve, we have simply flattened our concern over public health.

To the Editor; The new Texas voting law bans county officials from employing a number of previously used voting options.

To the Editor; From wildfires and extreme heat waves to severe flooding and droughts — we are already witnessing the real-time cost of political and systematic inaction on climate change.

To the Editor; In the interest of participatory democracy, the members of PROACT! are writing to urge the Piscataquis County Commissioners to convene public meetings or listening sessions to hear from local residents about their concerns and priorities for use of the anticipated $3.