To the Editor; The SAD 4 district budget meeting that was held on May 26 in Guilford was a donnybrook — an all-out fight between the teachers and their relatives and associates versus the school committee and administration.

To the Editor; Maine has been offered a generous gift of nearly 88,000 acres for a national monument in the Katahdin region, and I’ve heard so much spitting and spite about why we should refuse this gift, offered in good faith, for the public to enjoy.

By Matthew Dunlap and Owen Smith Distracted driving is a growing public safety problem with each passing year.

To the Editor; AARP Maine hosted a “Scam Jam” in Bangor on June 1st and we were pleased to welcome over 200 participants to the event.

To the Editor; I am writing as a concerned parent of two students attending SAD 4.

  (Except for our roads) To the Editor; I am proud to live in a place where so many investments are being made to keep our community up to date.

After last year’s successful Dover-Foxcroft Window Dressers community build, volunteers in the Dover-Foxcroft region are again making appointments to measure windows for cost-saving insulating window inserts.

By Charles C.

In recent years our house numbers changed due to the Emergency 9-1-1 system and this allowed us to move without packing a dish.

To the Editor; Regarding John Floyd’s May 18 blog (in the Bangor Daily News) citing his five reasons why a Katahdin region national monument/park is a bad idea, he writes as if the whole North Woods were on the chopping block.

Letter to the editor: I recently held a “Caregiver Conversation” in Wells and I’m hoping that others in Maine may wish to do the same.

To the editor: On behalf of the people in the state of Maine and our tourists, I want to thank the Forest Society of Maine for all the magnificent work you have done for all of us to explore.

To the Editor: Like the Katahdin region, the proposal to create a National Park has changed a lot in the last few years and with it, people’s opinions, including mine.

By Gene Policinski Forgive me for a little old-fashioned smirking when following the digital-era dilemma of Facebook having to own up to some human involvement in its tidy, algorithmic universe.

To the Editor; The morality of a nation can be judged by the way men treat women and children.

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By Dale Landrith, Sr.