I’ve regularly read with amusement the restaurant reviews by James Schwartz; on Dec. 6, with amazement, too (“Dine Out Maine: Dinner becomes a sensual Southeast Asian experience at Temp Dulu,” Page E2). Amusement because of the ofttimes-silly concoctions perpetrated on the public by apparently earnest chefs in search of artful surprises; amusement because of the […]

Kudos to letter writer Howard Cutler for finding a justification for Donald Trump’s rather disagreeable position of banning Muslims from America (“Trump is legally correct on restricting Muslims,” Dec. 20). If Mr. Cutler had done a bit more research, he would have found several statistics that would give him something to fear more than Muslims. […]

On the first day of winter, just as I wished my co-workers a merry Christmas, I looked out a window of our office on Monument Square. A parade of people holding candles marched up Preble Street, led by a bagpiper playing carols. My friend explained, “It’s the longest night of the year march to bring […]

Thank you so much for printing “How Maine’s members of Congress voted.” It surely lets the residents of Maine know what is going on in Washington. How sad that Sen. Susan Collins voted “no” Dec. 3 on an amendment sponsored by Sen. Dianne Feinstein that would have blocked suspected or known terrorists from being able […]