To the Editor; SAD 4 is facing another tough budget ahead.

Taxed enough already? If you are a working family, yes! And we are taxed on the wrong things.

After reading my last two articles, some may view my thoughts on this matter of the marriage license as a capitulation from my past stance on Traditional Marriage.

To the Editor; Good morning from the shores of beautiful Moosehead Lake on this cold late-winter morning, as we anticipate another winter storm.

It’s time to get rid of annual vehicle inspection requirement Tired of being forced to have your car inspected every year? Do you think the only beneficiaries of Maine’s inspection program are car mechanics and government bureaucrats? We all know how it works.

I read with interest a recent opinion piece in the BDN authored by Sen.

To the Editor; Taxed enough already? Well, if the State’s new budget proposal gets passed, for working people the answer is no — and your taxes will go up.

Today I write of rites and rights.

Well, it finally happened.

To the Editor; Sangerville’s annual town meeting is coming up Saturday, March 25th and as usual we will be electing candidates to several positions, including one selectman.

To the Editor; Working families in Maine pay more than their fair share of taxes – and it’s about to get worse.

I do remember my wedding day.

To the Editor; Taxed enough already? In our last letter we noted that the average Mainer (with $37,500 in annual earnings), pays a tax rate of about 16 percent for his federal and state income taxes and for his local property taxes.

Most people missed it a couple weeks ago, but I didn’t.

If you’ve traced an ancestor to the Colonial era you may have run across the phrase “warning out.

Our fellow Americans want Washington to fix the serious problems which are hurting our families and their jobs, and they want it done now.

To the Editor; Taxed enough already? Median family income in Maine is about $37,500 (half of families earn more, half earn less).

To the Editor; I have recently spoken to a number of business owners that are unaware of the broadband assessment survey produced by the Piscataquis County Economic Development Council.