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Letters to the Editor

Published
February 18, 2013

Tell politicians re-election hinges on solutions

To resolve Maine's issues, we must convince politicians that re-election hinges on solutions.
Published
February 18, 2013

It’s OK Harmon questions, but his evidence is weak

A letter to the editor about global warming criticizing M.D. Harmon for submitting evidence questioning the majority opinion that global warming is taking place asserts "scientific truth isn't decided by majority vote."
Published
February 18, 2013

Daughter seeks artwork created by father

My father, James B. Murray, worked for many years at the Morning Sentinel in Waterville as a graphic artist.
Published
February 17, 2013

Firearms demo: oil on the waters or fuel on the fire?

I hate to bring bad news to George Smith (column, Feb. 6), but having legislators attend a firearms demonstration probably wouldn't bring many converts to his way of thinking.
Published
February 17, 2013

Many deaths blamed on prescription drugs

We're finally recognizing the "gateway" drug is now (maybe always was) pills. I've read that somewhere; I'm not sure.

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Published
February 17, 2013

Under name of ‘liberalism,’ Democrats are socialists

I read with interest letters to the editor about guns, health care and other social issues confronting our nation today and can't help but think of a quote that I believe applies.
Published
February 16, 2013

Even families borrow money for important things

Something keeps bothering me about the discussions about the budget deficit, the national debt and the need for austerity.
Published
February 16, 2013

Families influence kids more than teachers do

Gov. Paul LePage blames public school teachers for the failure of students to learn and succeed.
Published
February 16, 2013

Families have more impact on kids than teachers

Gov. Paul LePage blames public school teachers for the failure of students to learn and succeed.
Published
February 15, 2013

How can carbon dioxide be causing Earth to warm?

Whatever happened to global warming? The latest temperature data from the National Oceans and Atmospheric Administration show no significant increase for the last 10 or so years. Carbon dioxide, however, has continued to increase over the last 10 years, and currently is hovering at about 395 parts per million.