By Bob Mallard While I cut my teeth on fly fishing writing, I now consider myself first and foremost a native fish conservation writer.

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By Dan Peters Maine has lost one of its most prolific writers of local history.

By Nancy Battick “A place for everything and everything in its place” is an adage you may have heard.

By Chris Sargent It seemed like a crazy idea at the time, even to me.

To the Editor; In 2017, the Next Generation Foundation received a grant proposal from a Maine law enforcement officer wanting to start a nonprofit that would scour pornographic images and identify victims nationwide so these children could be rescued.

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By Matthew Gagnon Eliot Cutler was a mere 10,000 votes away from becoming the governor of Maine, and now he is likely going to jail.

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By Aislinn Sarnacki “Soft hiking” has recently become all the rage on TikTok, and the funny thing is it’s nothing new.

By Andrew Butcher, Maine Connectivity Authority president Our state has a historic opportunity to make a lasting difference for hundreds of thousands of Maine people and businesses by expanding access to reliable internet service.

To the Editor; I am writing this to say what an amazing job the Dover-Foxcroft Fire Department, the many other fire departments called in and were quickly on the scene, the police department, and any others involved did in getting the house fire on Cherry Street under control and out on Thursday, April 4.

By Matthew Gagnon In 1968, Dr.

To the Editor; When Americans vote in elections, we expect that the candidate who gets the most votes is the winner of the election.

By Bob Mallard Every once in a while, an article strikes a chord with readers that you did not anticipate.

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To the Editor; As a Piscataquis County Teacher of the Year and Maine Teacher of the Year, I know addressing the teacher shortage is a complex challenge.