To the Editor; Matt Gagnon probably wishes his latest column wasn’t in Jan.

To the Editor; I am writing in response to the lead article in the Piscataquis Observer Dec.

To the Editor; I served in the United States diplomatic service for 30 years, including five years in the Iraq war where I worked alongside military colleagues under our American flag as we struggled to stabilize Iraq and stop terrorism.

By Nancy Battick We all hope to see the end of COVID-19 sometime this year and, we hope, a return to something approaching normalcy.

To the Editor; I run the Center Theatre in Dover-Foxcroft.

By Matthew Gagnon, bangor Daily News Staff This morning, I experienced a blitzkrieg of phone calls, text messages, and emails from friends and colleagues, all eager to unload their frustrations after the Georgia Senate disaster.

To the Editor; Wow! Matthew Gagnon has done it again! In his column he wonders why public trust in institutions has been significantly eroded.

By David Farmer Gov.

To the Editor; I have never been one of Matt Gagnon”s biggest fans but after reading his commentary, I am chagrined to have misrepresented him.

To the Editor; Our Secret Santa project was again a big success this year.

By Matthew Gagnon Trust.

By David Farmer Members of the Trump administration are rarely honest — particularly when talking about the Democratic Party.

To the Editor; The Piscataquis County Sheriff’s Office serves 17 towns and many unorganized townships.

To the Editor; Santa Claus is known and trusted for his benevolence.

By Lara Clark and Carolina King As one of the longest and most challenging years of our lives draws to a close — with the promise of a vaccine offset by the gravity of staggering infection rates and devastating loss of loved ones — we would like to take a moment to reflect on the amazing resilience of our Red Cross partners.

To the Editor; I am pissed — excuse my language.

To the Editor; The Bicycle Coalition of Maine would like to take the opportunity to thank Eesha Pendharkar for the article “Fatal crashes have increased as traffic declines in Maine during the pandemic.

By Matthew Gagnon A trillion here, a trillion there.