To the Editor; My spouse Judy and I were in Dover-Foxcroft on Feb.

To the Editor; We had a plan, we had the funds, now we don’t.

To the Editor; AARP Maine is thrilled to announce that the 2025 AARP Community Challenge grant program is now accepting applications.

To the Editor; I was delighted to learn from an article (“If Trump seizes Greenland, Redditors say Denmark should take over Maine”) about the possibility that Maine might become part of Denmark or, alternatively, Canada.

To the Editor; Congratulations to David Farmer for his excellent insightful column on gun violence and why we cannot stop it or find an adequate solution.

To the Editor; I have read the OpEd piece by Dr.

To the Editor; Homelessness is an issue everywhere in Maine.

To the Editor; V.

To the Editor; With just one month left before Donald Trump returns to the White House, we are running out of time to lock in protections for our climate and communities.

To the Editor; In Maine, approximately 135,000 people 50 and older live alone and are at higher risk of social isolation and loneliness.

To the Editor; In response to the article, “Stephen King’s Zone Corp.

To the Editor; Jan Brett’s visit to the Center Theatre at the invitation of the Thompson Free Library was a warm and welcoming event and an example of the power of the arts to bring people together.

To the Editor; Penobscot County’s commissioners want to build a new and bigger jail.

To the Editor; Doc Wallace’s letter to the Bangor Daily News of Nov.

To the Editor; With the election of Donald Trump, I have fears and hopes for the future.

To the Editor; “Lost on a Mountain in Maine,” now showing in theaters nationwide, is an amazing movie.

To the Editor; I am writing in response to Matthew Gagnon’s latest column.

To the Editor; Though I rarely agree with Matthew Gagnon, his column on the value of podcasts in fostering value as more nuanced political discussion made sense to me.