To the Editor; Our country and our county are now at a critical point in our battle against COVID-19.

To the Editor; Here is some good news for our state, from Washington.

To the Editor; Kudos to the many volunteers and organizers of the COVID-19 vaccination site at the  Piscataquis County Ice Arena.

To the Editor; Again the Piscataquis County Commissioners have assumed the “right” to make decisions for the entire county based on their own biases.

To the Editor; A recent USDA grant opportunity offered funds to maintain and secure the Center Theater pylons that support it over the Piscataquis River.

To the Editor; Gov.

To the Editor; A note about the Center Theatre: I know that it is not easy, particularly in Piscataquis County, to speak out about anything that smacks of politics.

To the Editor; Hunters control the woods six days out of seven during autumn.

To the Editor; I respectfully disagree with Doug Tibbetts’ Sunday hunting OpEd of March 22.

To the Editor; I have got to add my two cents to the argument.

To the Editor; Recently my lady friend and I went to Greenville to have our COVID-19 shots.

To the Editor; Dale Crafts’ recent OpEd “Public option will make health care system worse” is a study in sophistry.

To the Editor; I’ll preface my reaction to a recent enthusiastic expression of support for Sunday hunting with a question.

To the Editor; Driving past the Piscataquis County Ice Arena today (March 16) I noticed the parking lot was full and folks were directing incoming traffic.

Note: This letter has been sent to Piscataquis County Manager Michael Williams to distribute to the county commissioners.

To the Editor; I appreciated Thomas College President Laurie Lachance’s recent OpEd highlighting a recent report on the scarcity of child care in rural Maine.

To the Editor; One of the basic ideas of a democracy is that government is “of the people”; our officials are popularly elected not just to lead but to serve and represent all the people in their constituencies.

To the Editor; Rep.