I chose Maine and Maine chose me
After reading the recent discussion about people being “from away,” I had to respond. I fell in love with the […]
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Maine summers haven’t lost their magic
This is in response to the column “Are Maine summers losing their magic?,” by Leslie Bridgers (Sept. 7). No, Maine
GOP education policies eat away at rural America
The GOP has recognized that education poses a challenge to its agenda. In response, it has appointed figures like Linda
ICE arrest of parent at Portland school teaches the wrong lesson
Sanctuary cities exist, in part, so that minor misdemeanors can reasonably be reported and resolved even if they involve undocumented immigrants.
Sens. Collins, King need to hear from us about Gaza
A number of Holocaust survivors have raised their voices about Gaza, insisting that “never again” must mean never again for
I don’t feel myself to be ‘from away’ | Letter
I was very pleased to read the Aug. 31 op-ed by Steve Collins about being “from away.” As a five-year resident
Sad to say I’m done with Maine
I live in Ottawa and truly miss traveling to the U.S. two to three times per year. It’s unfortunate and
Letter writers should get help treating their TDS
This letter could set a record for brevity. On Sept. 2, this paper published two letters — one critical of
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Letter: COVID hazard pay for school workers
STAR-ADVERTISER / 2021 Laurie Chang, a curriculum coordinator and instructional coach for Ali‘iolani Elementary School, adheres to state COVID-19 guidance
A good day to remember the words in our Declaration of Independence
A good day to remember our Declaration of Independence July 4th is much more than BBQs and beer, parades and