By Mike LangeStaff Writer     Now that the dust has settled and most of the campaign signs have been taken down — hopefully — it’s time to reflect on the June 10 primary.

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By Carol Higgins Taylor     No cause for alarm, but I took a spill about a month ago.

The path to greater pedestrian safety To the Editor:    The matter of pedestrian safety usually takes a backseat to other public policy issues, but AARP finds that it is a matter of great concern for older adults in Maine.

Family Searcher by Nina Brawn     So many questions, so little time.

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By Mike LangeStaff Writer     The revelation from the attorney general’s office last week that Maine’s fatal drug overdose almost set a new record last year is quite unsettling.

Celebrate Flag Day by flying and respecting Old Glory To the Editor:    Americans everywhere proudly hoist the Stars and Stripes for Flag Day and city streets blaze with red, white and blue on June 14.

Davis works for all constituents To the Editor:    The Maine Legislature is much like our country, it is a melting pot of different personalities and backgrounds.

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Veteran recognition appreciated To the Editor:    I recently received an invitation from the Chadbourne-Merrill post of the American Legion to attend a dinner put on by the members.

Family Searcherby Nina Brawn     When I was a student, about a million years ago, the Internet had not yet been invented.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     ‘Tis the season for high school graduations, testimonials and mundane speeches.

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By Tom Vilsack     Over the past several years, we have seen the spread and occurrence of wildfires increase significantly.

FA’s Maine School Performance Grading System report By Arnold ShoreyFoxcroft Academy Head of School     This week the Maine Department of Education released the second annual Maine School Performance Grading System report.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     Next Monday will mark the first Memorial Day parade I’ll have to miss in several years.