Democrats have held every U.S. House seat since 1994, but that could change thanks to a pair of districts.
October 2014
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Letter to the editor: State Sen. Chris Johnson’s record exceeds opponent’s
The more I read about Democratic state Sen. Chris Johnson, the more I’m impressed with his proven legislative record in contrast to his opponent. A vote for Chris will ensure another sane voice that upholds my values. Roslyn Strong Edgecomb
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Letter to the editor: Maine must re-elect Collins to keep shipyard open
Right now, some very pricey lobbyists are watching with bated breath for the results of our Senate race. These lobbyists are like vultures circling a dying carcass for their affluent contributors to bring these lucrative contracts to their home state. We have recently all lived with having Portsmouth Naval Shipyard’s head on the chopping block. […]
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Commentary: LePage’s ‘solution’ on health care for poor won’t work, lacks compassion
Most of Maine’s uninsured would have coverage right now if the governor had worked with legislators.
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Letter to the editor: Sen. Collins effectively advocates for Mainers
Maine people have been fortunate to have highly competent representation in Washington over the years. Republican Sen. Susan Collins is no exception. I have had the pleasure of working with Sen. Collins on various health care-related issues, from policy issues related to women’s health to addressing bureaucratic hurdles that stood in the way of implementing […]
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Letter to the editor: Price of bond package fair for Saco project
For over a year now, Simpson Road has been closed at the Stackpole Bridge between Route 112 and the Salmon Falls area of Buxton. Saco farm businesses, commuters and health care providers must drive almost seven extra miles to get to downtown Saco and other turnpike corridor locations. Postal service has been reduced to a […]
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Maine Voices: Portland Defending Childhood ready to buffer trauma’s impact
Partnering closely with Family Crisis Services, the initiative offers help for the city’s children.
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NFL Roundup: McCoy sparks Washington over Dallas
Washington’s 20-17 victory snapsthe Cowboys’ six-game winning streak.
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LePage, Michaud bring governor’s race to Brunswick
BRUNSWICK The gubernatorial race came back to Brunswick on Monday. The two leading candidates for governor, Republican Gov. Paul Le- Page and challenger Democratic Congressman Mike Michaud, were in Brunswick at the same time Monday, though their paths did not cross. Independent Eliot Cutler, who is trailing in third, was in the Mid-coast on Saturday, […]