Re: “Another poll shows LePage, Michaud, neck and neck, Cutler trailing” (May 7): What this says to me is that Eliot Cutler needs a reality check before his ego spoils another governor’s race. With all due respect, the best he can do now is to say “bye-bye” and try again next time. One would hope […]

What a wonderful article about the value of summer camps in Maine (“A Word with the Boss: Summer camp is his focus, all year long,” May 8). Wyonegonic Camps is just one of more than 100 camps in Maine that provide engaging and rewarding summer experiences for youth. What locals and people from away may […]

As a former parishioner, associate pastor and pastor of St. John the Evangelist parish, 611 Main St., South Portland (in the area usually referred to as “Thornton Heights”), I don’t think this property should have been sold to Dunkin’ Donuts (“South Portland City Council weighs dilemma of doughnut shop location,” April 28). Instead, there should […]

In April, I participated in the Alzheimer’s Association Advocacy Forum in Washington. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, there are more than 5 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease and 15.5 million Alzheimer’s caregivers. As an Alzheimer’s Ambassador, I want to thank U.S. Rep. Chellie Pingree for meeting with our delegation to discuss the Alzheimer’s crisis. […]