By Joyce Bucciantini, AARP Maine community outreach volunteer  Each monthly article will focus on seasonal, useful information to keep everyone informed about AARP topics, events, or just fun stuff to do.

By Matthew Gagnon This week, Maine is once again coming face to face with the foolishness of its decision to adopt ranked-choice voting in 2016.

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To the Editor; With the election of Donald Trump, I have fears and hopes for the future.

By Aislinn Sarnacki, Bangor Daily News Staff Deep in the forest near my house, massive boulders lie scattered along a hill, chunks of granite so tall they dwarf surrounding trees.

To the Editor; “Lost on a Mountain in Maine,” now showing in theaters nationwide, is an amazing movie.

To the Editor; I am writing in response to Matthew Gagnon’s latest column.

By Matthew Gagnon It is unpopular to say this now, but the world is not going to end because your candidate didn’t win Tuesday night.

To the Editor; Though I rarely agree with Matthew Gagnon, his column on the value of podcasts in fostering value as more nuanced political discussion made sense to me.

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By Emily Burnham, Bangor Daily News Staff How old were you when you first watched “Bambi,” the animated Disney classic? You were probably very small.

To the Editor; The letter from Gordon Canning purports to encourage Republicans to vote for Kamala Harris this election cycle.

By Matthew Gagnon With less than a week until Election Day, there is a brewing melodrama surrounding newspaper endorsements.

By Jared Bornstein The notion of “fair chase” was recently brought up by writers criticizing trail camera use in a recent letter to the editor and column.

By Austin Theriault Mainers have been forgotten by the politicians in Washington who I think care more about personal gain than they do the people they are meant to serve.

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To the Editor; I believe that the citizens of this great state would be best served by voting for Austin Theriault in the 2nd Congressional District race.

To the Editor; The closing of the Piscataquis Regional YMCA as executed by the Old Town Orono Y board was frankly disgusting, cowardly, and pathetic.