To the Editor:    In last week’s Observer, we had a new installment in the ongoing letter-writing campaign which urges your readers to vote against the proposed Rights-Based Ordinances.

To the Editor:    Something that has been bothering me lately is that people in Dover-Foxcroft have been littering more and more.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     Voters have spoken loud and clear in the People’s Republic of Portland.

To the Editor:    The Sebec Village Associates wish to thank the local business and individuals who supported their many fund-raising events this year.

To the Editor:    There are some people that think the greatest threat to children’s welfare is living in poverty.

Shotgun approach to stopping highway is flawed strategy To the Editor:    Several weeks ago (on Oct.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     A popular Facebook page about the town of Dexter cropped up a while back, and I readily joined the 900-plus members.

To the Editor:    We keep hearing about the opportunity Maine had in 2013 to receive federal money to expand health care coverage to thousands of struggling Mainers.

To the Editor:    It has been some years now since I decided to step into the murky and troubled waters of politics.

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President is doing damage To the Editor:    It is great news that the Government Shutdown is over.

Senior MattersBy Lesley Fernow   In the first part of this series (Oct.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     For those of us who’ve lived in Maine for the past 40 years or so, health insurance has usually been expensive unless you’re poor, elderly or fortunate enough to have an employer pick up part of the tab.

By Scott Mitchell JohnsonStaff Writer     AUGUSTA — Citizens for Higher Education, a bipartisan group of Maine business and community leaders, has launched a statewide campaign to secure passage of Bond Question 5 on the Nov.

Speech pathologists can help with stuttering To the Editor:    International Stuttering Awareness Day is Oct.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     Like many folks, I don’t carry much cash around, thanks to my bank debit card.

By Sam Brown     Dexter Dover Area Towns in Transition (DDATT) sponsored a monthly discussion at the Abbot Library in Dexter on Friday, Oct.

Knowledge really is power To the Editor:    November 5, 2013 is the date we will once again exercise our right and responsibility to voice our choice as to state and local issues.