By Richard L.

To the Editor; As the pending demise of the paper industry claims the mill in Madison, it’s about time election year politics are put on hold and our elected officials do something to address this crisis.

To the Editor; The constitutional rights of Sangerville’s appointed officials are still intact.

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The phrase “think outside the box” is found everywhere it seems from the business world to education.

By Milt Gross I was in the family tent with my brother, and we heard the neighbors’ kids outside about to cause trouble.

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To the editor: Good morning! My name is Kaiden M.

Contributed photoA Young Man — Garrett Brown on his first day of kindergarten, age 5.

To the Editor; The time has come to consider removing the dam at the outlet of Quakish Lake, restoring the West Branch of the Penobscot River to its original course.

To the Editor; We are just delighted to read in your paper about the efforts which are being made to repair Milo’s historic town clock in the Park Street United Methodist Church.

By Milt Gross It looks like spring outside today.

By Chip Reeves and Greg Lounder In Bob Knudsen’s recent OpEd (“Don’t trash PERC until you compare proposals”), he states, “the MRC is now trying to steer the towns it represents into a speculative venture in which it has a vested interest.

To the Editor; The Atkinson Cemetery Corporation is pleased to announce that we are in the process of rebuilding our Honor Roll.

By Marilyn Goodwin Look up sewing resurgence on the Internet and you will find articles indicating there is a renewed interest in sewing all over the U.

By Andy Torbett Ancient cities often built rings of fortifications around the outskirts of the cities, sometimes far beyond the city walls themselves, labyrinths meant to create confusing impenetrable barriers that could weaken the enemy’s onslaught before they reached the city.

I recently read an online post by Maureen Taylor “the photo detective.