Journal Letter: Spread that message

Republican Journal letter to the editor

Published
December 29, 2022

Journal Letter: Spread that message

Thank you for the Dec. 22 publication of the excellent letter to the editor by Sidney Block.
Published
December 29, 2022

Journal letter: Court ruling is nonsense

If Upstream Watch doesn't have standing, then who does?
Published
December 29, 2022

Journal letter: Popular decorations

Freedom to roam this great state is one of the many things that makes Maine so very special.
Published
December 15, 2022

Journal letter: Shops and residences not needed on waterfront

It is very easy to overlook how important parking is for visitors, but the Yards property is used extensively throughout tourist season and I am sure a fair percentage of people parking there (and presumably frequenting businesses) would have kept going if parking had been difficult.
Published
December 8, 2022

Journal letter: Barrier fence needed on Narrows Bridge

Maine DOT has consulted with a mental health professional who, I understand, has also advocated for a barrier.
Published
December 8, 2022

Journal letter: Attacking devices is not the answer

The answer, from psychiatrists and psychologists, has always been to identify, as early as possible (like childhood), those people with potentially dangerous tendencies and characteristics.
Published
December 1, 2022

Journal letter: Time for stricter gun control laws

We need to “grow up” as a nation and stop acting like children playing this lethal game.
Published
November 24, 2022

Journal letter: Dismay with recent MPUC authorization

With the expected increase on Jan. 1, we anticipate our energy costs will go up and additional $300-$450 per month and possibly double that in summertime.
Published
November 17, 2022

Journal letter: Don’t kill the goose that laid the golden egg

To build up Mack Point and leave Sears Island as it is, is for Searsport and the state of Maine to have their cake and eat it, too.
Published
November 15, 2022

Journal letter: American democracy won

Across the country, voters protected the election process with their choices for governors, secretaries of state and attorneys general, rejecting the crazies who wouldn’t pledge to abide by the election results or, worse, promised to make sure Republicans never lost again regardless of the vote.

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