By Mike LangeStaff Writer     Dave Trahan has been a little nervous lately.

By Tom Vilsack     At USDA, we are working hard to ensure that America’s next generation has access to the healthy foods they need to grow, learn, achieve, and eventually to compete and succeed on a global stage.

Family Searcherby Nina Brawn Solid knowledge of ancestors helps children succeed     Genealogy has always been a way for me to connect to family, both past and present.

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By Mike LangeStaff Writer     Last weekend was the first one in quite a while that I wasn’t standing under a basket or hunched on the sidelines at a high school basketball game.

Traditional family roles are important To the Editor:    As I look over my 78 years, 39 have been living in Sangerville.

By Tom Vilsack     America’s farmers and ranchers work hard every day to put healthy food on our tables.

Important meetingin Garland To the Editor:    The Concerned Citizens of Garland will hold a general informational meeting at the Garland Grange Hall on Saturday, Jan.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     Many years ago, a female acquaintance of mine had a rude awakening in a supermarket checkout line.

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By Mike LangeStaff Writer     Sometimes I think that teens are either losing their ability to communicate or have drastically altered the practice.

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Caring people in our communityTo the Editor;    On behalf of the Bangor Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Child and Family Services, my colleagues and I want to give heart-felt thanks to several devoted and caring people in our community; Liza Pembroke Smith, Kathy Leland, Katie Day, Kerri Raymond, Will Wedge, Dennis Dyer, Jack Clukey, Bob Ade, and Bobby Hartford.

Charleston opposed to CorridorTo the Editor;    The following is my personal viewpoint.