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Letters to the Editor

Standing strong with Piscataquis commissioners on broadband issue

Our County Commissioners have been working hard to protect the interests of the people of Piscataquis County and also our futures.

LePage continues Trump-like claim of voter fraud

To the Editor; Disclaimer: This writer has no political party affiliation.

Medicare Advantage programs

To the Editor; As a semi-retired health care provider with over 40 years of experience, my health and health care are a priority.

Seniors need to be careful of scammers online

To the Editor; A comment on Dana Connors’ column, “New program can help more afford internet access”: Yes, everyone should have high-speed internet! It is a wonderful thing if you fully understand how to safely use it, which is one reason why seniors hesitate to get online.

One $850 check at a time

To the Editor; Gov.

We need to disarm and care for each other

To the Editor; In an opinion piece in The Boston Globe on March 2, columnist Jeff Jakoby advocated for the sending of nuclear weapons to Taiwan as a deterrent against aggression from mainland China.

Ukraine – A wake-up call

To the Editor; Because of the serious situation in our world, the news media is inundated with news coming out of Ukraine.

Congress should abandon bills that would make the internet harder to navigate

To the Editor; The U.

Don’t close veteran homes

To the Editor; I believe closing some of our veterans homes is a slap in the face of the veterans and their families.

Response to Gagnon’s recent column

To the Editor; Matthew Gagnon’s recent column “White House has mishandled Russia for decades,” narrowly misses calling former President Barack Obama “uppity.

Freedom comes with responsibilities

To the Editor; Any theater not only has the right, but in my opinion, the responsibility to require their actors to be vaccinated and boosted against COVID-19.

Impressive speech from Janet Mills

To the Editor; What a terrific State of the State address Gov.

Sangerville Historical Society can over challenges with the community’s help

To the Editor; This has been a hard week for the Sangerville Historical Society.

Expanding pre-k is good for our kids and our communities

To the Editor; Recent news that pre-K programs in our communities are expanding is truly exciting.

Debate about the value of presidential debates

To the Editor; I’d like to respond to Matthew Gagnon’s recent column about presidential debates.

Patience is a lost virtue

To the Editor; COVID-19 still reigns.

AARP’s legislative priorities

To the Editor; As the current state director and the new volunteer state president of AARP Maine, we are honored to work with and serve Maine’s 50-plus community.

Matthew Gagnon went too far in recent column

To the Editor; I don’t expect to agree with Matthew Gagnon’s columns often, if ever, but I do value the multiple perspectives presented in the Bangor Daily News/Piscataquis Observer opinion pages.

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