To the Editor; Matthew Gagnon was partially correct when he wrote in his column, “Let this be a lesson: Sometimes your opponents are right, even if they’re being opportunistic partisan hacks.

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To the Editor; Bangor Daily News contributor Amy Fried had a problem with U.

To the Editor; I don’t know about you, but I’m getting increasingly sick of the unproductive noise from Washington, D.

To the Editor; In a June 13 letter published by the Bangor Daily News, I think James Moore’s business model for immigration is incomplete.

To the Editor; There has been much said recently about removing many dams on our many rivers.

To the Editor; An expression has been bandied about in recent years regarding the preferred practices of greedy corporations and property developers eager to “privatize profits and socialize losses”.

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To the Editor; On June 6, we recognize the heroism of the Allied Forces on the beaches of France on D-Day, part of “The Greatest Generation.

To the Editor; On June 11, Dover-Foxcroft voters will decide whether to enter agreements to pursue grant funds for the removal of the Mayo Mill Dam and for a plan for a restored riverfront.

To the Editor; Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, Maine faced a public health crisis, so when Gov.

To the Editor; We go to Bangor to run errands, take out-of-state visitors and just hang out sometimes.

To the Editor; Thank you to the Bangor Daily News for recently publishing a guest column on the power of youth apprenticeships by Educate Maine Executive Director Jason Judd.

To the Editor; Why is the state of Maine looking elsewhere when the resources are right here in Maine? Why are two nonprofits losing a contract for transportation for Medicaid patients, when we have two wonderful nonprofits right here who have provided needed transportation for medical appointments in the past and wish to continue? Whatever happened to shop local? Sometimes it does cost a bit more but local support provides jobs, builds community spirit and is an investment both socially and economically.

To the Editor; In the summer and fall of 2022, the Sangerville Town Hall faced a significant setback when the Maine Municipal Association canceled its property coverage due to necessary repairs.