Hannah Pingree isn’t bringing us anything new
It has been interesting — for lack of a better word — to listen to Hannah Pingree be interviewed, if […]
Letters
The laws are old. The lawlessness of ICE is new. | Letter
In his July 24 op-ed concerning the investigation of the Biddeford ICE killing, Rep. Donald Ardell urged patience until all
The laws are old. The lawlessness of ICE is new. | Letter
In his July 24 op-ed concerning the investigation of the Biddeford ICE killing, Rep. Donald Ardell urged patience until all
Troy Jackson strikes a winning pose
The photo of Troy Jackson on page A7 of the July 26 Maine Sunday Telegram was inspiring and well received.
ICE must not be shielded from accountability | Letter
A letter to the editor by Duane Dumont of Leeds raises some real concerns (“I blame the Democrats and the
Follow the money, which leads to Susan Collins
If people consider nothing else in the November election for our U.S. senator, it’s worth pausing to carefully consider the
Two cities, two deaths, one resolve | Letter
On Sept. 30, 1962, my dad was serving as a company commander in the 101st Airborne Division (the Screaming Eagles).
Congress must keep harmful measures out of Farm Bill
At Butting Heads Farm in Gardiner (where we raise everything from pigs to produce), we believe the Farm Bill should
Merci beaucoup, Coach Fortin | Letter
I’m Canadian who lives in Quebec. I’d like to share a story with my American friends. Back in high school,
It’s too late to rebrand Bobby Charles
I am responding to the July 16 op-ed from Ralph Benko, a resident of Maryland who, like Charles, once worked