To the Editor; As a former U.

To the Editor; The U.

To the Editor; In a column titled “Science and politics don’t mix,” Matthew Gagnon misinterprets the phrase “we believe science is real” that appears on some yard-posted signs.

To the Editor; As someone who studies the economics of Maine’s forest industry for a living, I can tell you one thing for certain about the upcoming U.

To the Editor; “I’ve known Andy Torbett and his wonderful family for 10 years.

To the Editor;   I grew up in Dover-Foxcroft.

To the Editor; Voters in District 2 (Dover-Foxcroft, Sebec, Medford and Bowerbank, and the Unorganized Territories of Atkinson and Orneville) face a clear choice when electing their next Piscataquis County commissioner on Nov.

To the Editor; This letter is written in support of Patrick Myers for Picataquis County commissioner.

To the Editor; I am so excited that Margarita Contreni of Greenville is a candidate for Maine House District 119.

To the Editor; Our Statue of Liberty invites people in, but a wall has been built to keep them out.

To the Editor; Why Andy Torbett? My family arrived at the mouth of the Kennebec River in 1717 settling in to farming and difficult labor.

To the Editor; Just a comment for a sports writer: In reading the recent story about seven-on-seven fall football flag or touch football, it seems more like gym class intramural except schools may play other schools in competition.

To the Editor; Dr.

To the Editor; In just a few weeks, we have the opportunity to send a real leader to Augusta, one we can be proud of.

This pandemic has been long and grueling for many.

To the Editor; This election season, as an older Mainer, I want to urge fellow Maine voters to consider candidates with clear plans to protect and strengthen Medicare, which provides health care for more than 52 million Americans 65-plus, half of whom live on incomes below $23,500 per year.

To the Editor; Our individual right to vote is the most powerful tool we have in shaping the leadership of our national, state and local governments.

To the Editor; Have people in Piscataquis County seen a movie at the Center Theater? Have they seen the birthday of a friend posted up on the marquee? Did they go to any of the drive-in movies at the arena? Have they gone to the whoopie pie festival? In addition to watching the budget and keeping the theater in the black, all of these events have been successfully engineered by Patrick Myers, director of the theater, who is now running for county commissioner.