By Mike LangeStaff Writer     By now, you’ve probably heard that the latest national company to go belly-up is Radio Shack, best known as the electronic hobbyist’s headquarters since the early 1920s.

By Jan Dolcater     Unfortunately most individuals do not take the time to look at the current circumstances of our bloated federal bureaucracy as it relates to history.

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To the Editor:    I am a resident of Maine concerned about the proposed budget cuts to the Maine Forest Service.

To the Editor:    This past election, Bruce Poliquin pulled off a stunning victory.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     As a voracious reader of trade publications, I took note of a recent post by Joe Romenesko, a blogger who — in his own words — writes about “media and other things I’m interested in.

To the Editor:    Small towns like Sangerville need to enact our own ordinances and bylaws in such a way that we the citizens can deal with our own problems because Maine law does not reach deeply into municipal governmental ethics, laws, ordinances and bylaws, governing municipal officials, and other small town issues.

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By Mike LangeStaff Writer     Last week’s Storm of the Century wasn’t quite as bad as predicted, but darn close.

To the Editor:    While there are incremental gains in our economy and the price of home heating oil and propane has dropped significantly, there remains a portion of our community which struggles to afford to heat their homes.

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To the Editor:    I am grateful that Mr.

    Genealogy is a whole different animal from the one I knew when my family began this quest back in the 1980s.

By Dale Landrith Sr.

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By Mike LangeStaff Writer     Arizona, best known for hosting the Super Bowl this year and for keeping Joe Arpaio in office as the toughest sheriff in America, now has another distinction.