This summer, I had the great pleasure of attending a presentation by David S.

Town going to the dogs To the Editor:    There’s a new cop in town! Dover-Foxcroft now has a handsome four-legged, no nonsense-looking K-9 that is certain to enhance the police force while keeping Police Department expenses in check.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     Schoolteachers are often criticized by other working stiffs in the community who lament that they also wish they could take “the whole summer off with pay.

First Wind’s rampage in Maine To the Editor:    First Wind of Boston is now proposing for the western mountains the largest industrial wind project to date.

By Mike LangeStaff Writer     Any press release that includes the words “Gov.

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Congress for rent To the Editor:    The fault slippage off Fukashima was said to be only 200 miles long and look at what its tidal wave did to Japan.

    The long-anticipated Family Tree Magazine’s “Top 101 Websites” issue is out now; the September 2013 issue.

By Gary Nelson     Who are these crazy people we see going to breakfast at 6:30 a.

By Mike Lange     Last week’s cluster-gaggle in Guilford involving a firearm, knives, a baseball bat or two and a Rottweiler was cited by many as a lethal combination of drugs, alcohol and poverty.

By Patricia Aho     We should be celebrating the fact that Maine’s air is clean and healthy and not playing politics with the Department of Environmental Protection’s proposed waiver to the State Implementation Plan regarding Ozone Transport Region (OTR), New Source Review Requirements.

A deserving tribute To the Editor:    Thank you so much for dedicating the 175th special supplement to longtime newspaper printer Clint Weston.

By Mike Lange     On May 21, a student at Haralson County Middle School in rural Georgia boarded Johnny Cook’s bus and said he was hungry.

    No, it is not a spelling error … really.

To the Editor:    Soon the Humane Society of the United States, (HSUS) will initiate their anti-bear trapping, hounding and baiting signature gathering effort.

By Jim Wellehan     Lamey-Wellehan, the shoe company my Dad started in 1914, has grown over the years with longtime employees who enjoyed their job and lived a good life.

    MILO — A free workshop will be held for all MMA railroad workers at the Milo town hall on Monday, Aug.