In a front-page story Oct. 14, you devoted much sympathetic coverage to the Maine women who disagreed with Sen. Susan Collins’ “yes” vote on the confirmation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court. Some went all the way to Washington, D.C., to demonstrate their opposition – they obviously believed the 30- to 35-year-old […]

According to recent polls, access to affordable health care is one of the most important issues on voters’ minds this election season. Not a week goes by without some aspect of the cost of health care, or Medicaid expansion, appearing in the headlines. The debate between supporters of what is now law and those who […]

As the founder of Addison Woolley Gallery, I am always proud when any of our associated artists wins praise in a review. And in Dan Kany’s review of the Bruce Brown-curated show “Everyday Maine” (Sept. 30), David Wade and Diane Hudson earn high praise, while I am also lucky enough to be mentioned. Dan’s finely […]

It was interesting to read the ad signed by about 150 women thanking Susan Collins for her vote for Judge Brett Kavanaugh (Oct. 14, Page A3). The ad’s heading, referring to Collins’ “standing up and supporting justice and women,” was incredibly dishonest and cynical. There was no justice or support for women in that vote. […]