Chained CPI not fair to America’s veterans To the Editor:     A little-understood proposal to cut federal spending would demand sacrifice from our nation’s veterans, including those with severe disabilities and elderly survivors of World War II.

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    While I hesitate to recommend a process I have not tried myself; because this free offer may not last, and because I have found Mocavo to be trustworthy, I want to be sure everyone gets the news about an offer for free scanning.

Meatless cooking class something to sink your teeth into To the Editor:     Plant-based meals are becoming more and more accepted as reasonable and healthy.

By Matthew LaRoche     A 15-year management plan for the Allagash Wilderness Waterway (AWW) has received final approval by senior officials at the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry (ACF).

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Seniors can least afford cutbacks To the Editor:     On Jan.

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    It’s so rewarding to struggle and then find a new place to look, either a new book or website; or a family member I haven’t interviewed.

Knowlton apologizes To the Editor:     I have no idea what this week’s going to be like so I need to apologize beforehand to the people who help me plow.

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    Things change so quickly on the Internet! Last week when I was writing the Wassebec (Genealogical Society) newsletter, I checked the MGS (Maine Genealogical Society) website for changes and updates and found it the same as usual.

By Jeanne Paquette     Recently, the term “workforce development” has been tossed around in relation to Maine’s economic development.

Monson selectman weighs in To the Editor:     For the record when I decided to run for selectman in Monson I did so for two reasons, both of which I view as equally important.

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Feeding the elephant To the Editor:     Forces are working in Dover-Foxcroft which, if not checked, will lead the town over its own “fiscal cliff.