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US must stop supporting Israel’s genocide | Letter

On May 20, news sources declared that if Israel fails to allow food and other necessities to enter the ravaged communities of Gaza within “the next 48 hours,” 14,000 innocent children will die of starvation. Israel’s military (mostly supplied by weapons from the United States) has been blockading Gaza, thus causing thousands to die of […]

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One step closer to losing our civil rights | Letter

I was talking to a friend, a fellow student of history, and we came to the following conclusions. When the government starts deciding that the Bill of Rights only applies to certain people, it has just reduced those rights into privileges. This is the first and biggest step toward elimination. Either those rights protect everyone […]

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Honor Maine’s resilient EMTs | Letter

When we hear emergency vehicles, sirens wailing and lights flashing, driving through our neighborhoods, we wonder about the crisis unfolding. We too often overlook the enduring commitment of those routinely responding to those calls for help — the paramedics, EMTs, dispatchers and support staff — who rush toward danger, not away from it. Emergency Medical […]

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Newspaper’s bias furthers the racial divide | Letter

A Maine Monitor report carried in the May 17 Press Herald (“Racial, ethnic diversity increasing in Maine’s health care workforce“) shows exactly why subscribers continue to cancel their subscriptions. Once again you celebrate people of color vs. white people in the health care industry. You use percentages rather than hard numbers to show the difference […]