To the Editor; Thanks to your support at our town meetings, we serve on your School Board, and we need to explain some of the tough choices we’ve had to make in another difficult budget season.

Senior Matters Many older adults struggle to get healthy, nutritious food.

Often genealogists overlook local historical societies as resources.

To the Editor; Something very special and magical is going to happen at Brown’s Mill River Walk on Saturday, July 16 from 12-3 p.

To the Editor; I am a firm believer in the Second Amendment to the U.

By Gene Policinski This year’s State of the First Amendment national survey (SOFA), conducted in partnership with USA TODAY, does more than just sample our attitudes about those five core freedoms — it also may show just how those freedoms can work.

By Amy Gallant Today across Maine, thousands of older, vulnerable Mainers, many of whom have been kept in limbo for years, continue to wait for a home they can afford.

To the Editor; I am like the majority of property owners, grumbling about our taxes increasing, blaming the town and the county and the government, and the school, for the bills always getting bigger each year.

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Down the roadBy Milt Gross    When we first came to Maine, we stayed with friends in Wiscasset, farther down along the coast.

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Among the items my husband inherited from his mother is a well-used black notebook.

By Sandy Jaeger There are now more than 12 million men and women throughout the United States who are cancer survivors.

To the editor: June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month.

To the Editor; I have watched the North Woods national monument debate with interest and concern over the lack of long-term concern for the future.

To the editor: While hosting their regional hearings, Sen.

To the Editor; Because of years of lawmakers raiding Maine’s Clean Election Fund for other purposes, the fund could run dry in the 2016 or 2018 election.