To the Editor: Congressman Jared Golden supported the slaughter of tens of thousands of babies in Gaza. He was paid $406,371 in blood money from Netan-Yahoo’s AIPAC. Golden didn’t have the courage to defend the babies in Gaza himself. And he voted to censure the only Palestinian American in Congress, Rashida Tlaib [D-MI], who did […]

To the Editor: Congressman Jared Golden has shown enough racist tendencies to disqualify his reelection to Congress in 2024, and for Governor or US Senate in 2026. Golden refuses to support the first Asian American candidate for President in his own Party. But he is suspected of spreading Asian hate as well. For 1.5 years […]

To the Editor: On November 5, I will cast my vote for Bruce Bryant for District 19 Maine State Senator. If you know Bruce Bryant, as so very many people in Western Maine do, you know he was born and raised here and stayed on to work and raise his family. Bruce knows his way […]

To the Editor: As an American child on a playground it is often heard, ‘You can’t tell me what to do! It is a free country!’ We Americans know our rights and we cherish our freedoms: our Revolutionary War was fought to obtain independence, the Civil War was fought to end slavery, and World War […]

To the Editor: I have so many thanks for so many people. Our daffodil fundraiser, Flowers for Food, raised just over $2,600 for our local FCJLLF food cupboard. This happened because so many people worked together for its success. First of all a thank you to the editor for the helpful and colorful article that […]

To the Editor: I am writing to ask Jay residents to write in Danielle Brotherton for school board. The election takes place April 23 in person, but you may get a ballot at the town office and vote absentee before then. Local elections matter. It’s important to vote for directors who support public education, who […]

To the Editor: In 2023, the Maine legislature took historic action by expanding eligibility for Medicare Savings Programs (MSPs) for thousands of Mainers. MSPs are for people on Medicare who have limited income and resources so they may afford healthcare expenses such as copayments, deductibles, and Medicare Parts A and B. The expanded eligibility for […]

To the Editor: Last session, I sponsored a bipartisan bill to help save the lives of students. LD 1263 “An Act to Require Certain School Identification Cards to Include the Telephone Number of a Suicide and Crisis Hotline,” adds the 988 suicide hotline number to school ID cards that are already provided to students. If […]

To the Editor: “Recently, a representative from the Maine Department of Education briefed the Education Committee on the ESP Formula for School funding. As a member of that committee, I had the opportunity to ask questions on behalf of my district and Maine citizens concerned with how our school dollars are spent and the impact […]