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In rebuttal: Kiernan Majerus-Collins: Protecting Older Americans Act ‘an important step in the right direction’

Tom Martin’s recent column lambasting the bipartisan Protecting Older Americans Act grossly misrepresents the bill it attempts to oppose (“Support Maine businesses by protecting arbitration,” Aug. 6). He wrote that the legislation “would prevent older workers from being able to file claims under arbitration, instead having to use expensive court litigation to do so.” However, […]

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Claire Perry: Civil discussions needed in wildlife management strategizing

I’m responding to V. Paul Reynolds’ column, “Outdoors in Maine: Should anti-hunting activists be included in shaping wildlife management strategies?” (Aug. 12). Yes. And the very use of the term “anti” by anybody is but one reason why all voices should be heard when it comes to the responsible management/discussions, regarding our coyotes. The coyote’s […]

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In rebuttal: Rudolph Ziehm: Austin Bay practices ‘typical GOP tactics’

I write in rebuttal to columnist Austin Bay (“The Biden administration’s destruction of American soft power,” Aug. 12), who is a commentator and definitely not an actual journalist. Quoting an opinion from conservative blog ManhattanContrarian.com as fact is typical GOP tactics. Do people remember the “Benghazi, Benghazi, etc.,” big claims and insinuations, but no convictions? […]

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In rebuttal: Liz Henry: Mayor Levesque is not progressive leadership Auburn wants

Dan Bilodeau (Auburn Water District board trustee, appointed through the mayor’s Appointment Committee) endorses Jason Levesque. In his letter published Aug. 10 he writes, “It is up to residents to vote for the transparent (italics mine) and progressive leadership we want.” Why would Auburn citizens vote for a mayor who enacted significant zoning changes largely […]