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Maine needs proposed voter ID law | Letter

Secretary of State Shenna Bellows has used inflammatory language to rewrite the voter ID referendum to read: “Do you want to change Maine election laws to eliminate two days of absentee voting, prohibit requests for absentee ballots by phone or family members, end ongoing absentee voter status for seniors and people with disabilities, ban prepaid […]

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Thanks to Biddeford’s legislators for transportation upgrades | Letter

As a Biddeford business owner, I am writing to express my gratitude to the Biddeford legislative delegation for their support of our region’s transportation infrastructure. Their continued commitment to enhancing roads, bridges and active transportation options — such as bike and walking paths — should be recognized. Investing in transportation infrastructure is crucial for the […]

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Is it a crime to be a Haitian now? | Letter

Now President Trump wants to deport Haitians, despite continuing violent civil conflict in their home country. Are they criminals? No, but they’re not white, wealthy Americans, so giving them refuge is not in the “national interest.” In fact, as we’ve seen in Trump’s Big Ugly Bill, poor American citizens of any race don’t contribute to […]

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Jannik Sinner an all-round champ | Letter

This is in response to the July 15 op-ed headlined “Jannik Sinner also aced the compassion test.” It told of how the number one tennis player in the world, Sinner, ran to the other side of the net to kneel by his opponent, Gregor Dimitrov, who was down and clearly in pain while Sinner was […]

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Gorham quarry needs better oversight | Letter

Should I roll up my car windows when driving by the Brickyard Quarry on Route 237 in Gorham? According to the town and state, no problem, breathe it in. According to neighbors and residents, roll up! The emissions from the quarry and asphalt plants are a danger to our health. During the work week, the […]