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Letters to the Editor

LePage’s income tax idea a bad one

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

Please pay attention to what happened on Jan. 6

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.

Don’t forget divisiveness of LePage years

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

Speak out for your rights

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.

Vote no on Question 1

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

CMP keeping Maine in the dark

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

We have failed as a community

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

Don’t step backward with voting rights

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

Congress has the opportunity to address climate change

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.

Community input vital for county ARP projects

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.

SAD 4 board removed its masking challenge

To the Editor; Sometimes in life you need to choose what is hard, and not what is easy.

Never forget

To the Editor; I write in support of the excellent letter written by Melinda Wentworth, vice president of Congregation Beth El.

Funding to help prevent falls

To the Editor; At Spectrum Generations, it is our mission to promote the well being and independence of older and disabled adults, with the support of their care partners, to live in their community of choice.

Use of town road

To the Editor; On July 26 the Dover-Foxcroft Selectboard, by a vote of 3-3, did not approve the use of a town road (Foxcroft Center Road) as an access route for ATV use.

Numbers have gotten worse since the mask mandates were lifted

To the Editor; I write this as children to back to school today on Sept.

Don’t confuse public health measures with the Holocaust

To the Editor; As all of Maine has faced the challenges of the COVID pandemic, Maine’s Jewish community has been beset by a wave of rhetoric that denies the realities of the Holocaust.

Unmasked shoppers

To the Editor; Imagine my dismay today at the local supermarket filling up with way too many unmasked shoppers.

Bar Harbor blues

To the Editor; It seems to me that someone’s civil rights are being violated in Bar Harbor.

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