To the Editor; Gov.

By Laurent “LT” Therivel, president and CEO of UScellular This April will mark the 50th anniversary of the first cellphone call.

By Matthew Gagnon Another year has come and gone.

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To the Editor; If our political leaders are serious about addressing the climate crisis, they should support increased public funding for cultivated meat research.

By Nancy Battick A common problem for genealogists is locating vital records — births, marriages and deaths — especially if we don’t know where a family member was born, married or died.

By Matthew Gagnon Everyone has their own personal holiday traditions.

To the Editor; A recent story by David Marino, Jr.

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By Jean Sideris Last year on Dec.

To the Editor; ‘Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the State House, not a creature was stirring, except… the Maine Senate Republicans, caucusing to shoot down the home heat relief aid package! I think this was a mean-spirited, uncaring “action” to take towards the states’ citizens during a year of high inflation and obscenely high oil and gas prices.

By Matthew Gagnon Last Wednesday, new and returning lawmakers who were victorious in the November elections were brought to Augusta and sworn in to the 131st Maine Legislature.

By Pete Warner, Bangor Daily News Staff Hunters who pursue white-tails quickly come to realize that it’s not easy to shoot a buck, or sometimes to come across a doe, even when you have an antlerless deer permit in hand.

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By Nancy Battick The holiday season is upon us, and for family historians and genealogists it can be a great time to find clues you may have missed in the Christmas rush each year.

By Dana Connors As I approach my retirement from the Maine State Chamber of Commerce in the next few months, numerous priority areas for our state’s economic strength and success are on my mind.

To the Editor; In our present day, it is, sadly, no longer common to be slapped in the face by a particular news item.