The ingestible chips help track details in bodies that raise questions about ethics and side effects.
May 2014
Our View: Stones honor Mainers who made ultimate sacrifice
The stones symbolize the burden felt by the fallen service members’ families.
Letter to the editor: Meat substitutes ideal for grilling
Folks ready to fire up their outdoor grill on Memorial Day face a deadly choice of inflicting food poisoning or cancer on family and friends: food poisoning by E. coli and salmonella bacteria, if they undercook the meat; cancer, if they heat meat to the point of creating cancer-causing compounds. Luckily, a bunch of enterprising […]
Letter to the editor: It’s tough to live frugally with high property taxes
I read, with great interest, a recent letter to the “Voice of the People” regarding the difficulty seniors are having with paying their Portland property taxes. I’d like to add my comments. I am 70 years old. I have had a cottage on Peaks Island for the past 30 years. It is very small, but […]
Letter to the editor: Incumbent Sheriff Joyce has earned another term
My name is Michael Wood. I reside in Scarborough and will be voting to re-elect Cumberland County Sheriff Kevin Joyce in the June 10 Democratic primary election. I ask that you consider Sheriff Joyce as your choice as well. He has over 28 years experience at the sheriff’s office, serving in nearly every capacity including […]
Letter to the editor: Breen the right choice for District 25 Democrats
Transportation and other infrastructure investment is key to Maine businesses’ ability to compete internationally in the 21st-century economy. Cathy Breen, Democratic primary candidate in District 25, understands this, making her the right choice on June 10. Deep water ports, railroads, high speed Internet, renewable energy, public/mass transportation, bridges and, yes, roads, are crucial to Maine […]
Letter to the editor: Numbers tell the story that Democrats ignore
The April unemployment rate for Maine was 5.7 percent. It was over 8 percent when Gov. LePage took office. The April unemployment rate for New England was 6.1 percent and the national rate was 6.3 percent. It never ceases to amaze me how Democrats are impervious to empirical evidence. Walter Eno Scarborough
Maine Voices: Pause today to imagine the horrors of war that await the nation’s young
In recent decades, too many have paid the ultimate price in the name of unjust causes.
George Will: Ideal candidate for president recognizes his/her vast limitations
Sensible voters might embrace someone who announces that he or she is ambling – ‘running’ suggests unseemly ardor – for president.
Commentary: 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage surest road to the American nightmare
What if the device is not even a very sound idea? What if this country has actually paid dearly, financially and socially, to perpetuate it?