By Jan Dolcater     The title is not a reference to Hillary Clinton in regard to Benghazi, but instead it refers to potential candidates from both sides of the political spectrum.

To the Editor:    When the Expedited Permitting Area was created as part of the Wind Energy Act of 2008, less than 1 percent of Maine citizens abruptly lost an avenue to have meaningful input into questions of zoning.

    Every family historian can tell you about the value of old family photographs.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     I missed the Moosehead Lake Region “branding” presentation on April 10; but thanks to today’s technology, it was on YouTube a few hours after it occurred.

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By Dale Landrith     In less than two months there will be hundreds of young folks graduating from our local high schools.

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To the Editor;    Recently there has been a blitz of activity promoting the development of a National Park and Recreation Area near Baxter State Park, sometimes referred to as Katahdin Woods and Waters.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer    While it’s refreshing to see the snow finally melt, we’re also getting a close look at another ugly side of winter: litter.

To the Editor;    Spring is here and hopefully the snow will soon be a memory.

By Congressman Bruce Poliquin(R-Maine)    Our senior citizens helped build this great country and state.

To the Editor;    Fellow citizens of Maine, your Constitutional rights under the Constitution of the State of Maine are under attack at the State Legislature right now!     LD 754 and LD 1084 before the Committee on Veterans and Legal Affairs, and their similar bills, LD 703 and LD 753 before the Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Committee propose to remove the rights of the citizens of this state where wildlife issues are concerned.

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By Chris Buchanan     Once again, our lawmakers will consider bills that may impact a private or public-private-partnership East-West Transportation, Communications, and Utilities Corridor:    LD 506, An Act to Improve Public-Private Transportation Partnerships sponsored by Rep.

To the Editor:    We are pleased to announce the Bikes for Books program at Piscataquis Community Elementary School as a community project this year.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     The envelope was about a quarter-inch thick.

To the Editor:    Concerning the letter, “Selective Outrage at the Statehouse” in the April 1 edition of The Piscataquis Observer, is it possible that Andy Torbett is guilty of the same hypocrisy of which he accuses Sen.

To the Editor:    Only about just over 15 percent of the 680 last gubernatorial election voters, came to the annual town meeting.