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Betsy Sawyer-Manter: Elders, please be aware

People should be wary of individuals making appearances at public events or knocking on doors who are offering onsite “free swabs” of saliva for testing for cancer and other illnesses. Without a prescription from a medical provider for such a test, Medicare will not pick up the tab for the swabbing and testing. We are […]

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James Sheridan: Who is upside down?

Cal Thomas’ column, “Mueller’s upside down justice” (Sun Journal, June 5), should also try to explain away a letter from more than 1,000 former federal prosecutors detailing their opinions from the Mueller report: “Each of us believes that the conduct of President Trump described in Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report would, in the case of […]

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Linda Flagg: I don’t trust CMP

I don’t believe the claims coming from Central Maine Power about the proposed transmission line across Maine. I refer to a recent Associated Press report (based on Sun Journal reporting) that CMP sent out mailers to households in Maine claiming two very different numbers of jobs that would be created by CMP’s deeply unpopular corridor. […]

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Jean Stewart: A bad deal for people of Maine

The proposed CMP corridor is a bad deal for the people of Maine, for many reasons. To begin with, there is no proof that the project would lead to a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. The dam reservoirs in Quebec emit carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere and rotting vegetation has caused a buildup […]

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Alan Girouard: A good dog story

I was happy to read about Odin, the retired police dog (Sun Journal, May 28). At 15 years old, the dog was doing well, considering all that had happened to it. I really enjoyed reading about it. More positive stories should be written about animals. People seem to write about negative things, bad things. People […]