Re: “Curt Hazlett, former managing editor of the Portland Press Herald, dies at 68” (Sept. 2): The best thing that can be said of Curt Hazlett is that he was a newspaperman through and through. The many tributes coming in are true enough. For Curt, however, newspapers were a calling, and to say he was […]
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Letter to the editor: Don’t blame others for our own behavior, reactions
This letter is written in response to Patty Fortula-Kohn’s Aug. 31 letter (“When it comes to COVID, whatever happened to you, we and us?”), in which she writes: “In today’s world, there is no respect shown toward one another. Why? Because our leaders show no respect toward one another.” While good leaders should model examples […]
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Letter to the editor: Portland must move ahead with clean election initiative
City councilors are trying to distract residents’ attention when they should be allowing residents to vote on the proposal.
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Letter to the editor: CMP project supporter exaggerates plan’s benefits
Re: the Hon. David Sawicki’s Sept. 4 letter (“CMP transmission corridor can bring jobs to Maine”): The Honorable (he’s not a judge – he’s a former one-term state legislator) Mr. Sawicki says he has read “a lot of about the CMP corridor and am excited about its benefits.” Seems he has read the wrong stuff. […]
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Letter to the editor: A different definition of what’s ‘unthinkable’
I agree with Dave Del Camp’s Sept. 9 Maine Voices column (“Twenty years after 9/11, ‘unthinkable’ looks a lot different”). He states, “Twenty years ago, you and I witnessed the unthinkable. Today, ‘unthinkable’ looks a lot different.” Well, he’s right. It sure does look different, a lot different. Twenty years ago, American flags were proudly […]
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Letter to the editor: Los Angeles Times readers will miss new Press Herald city editor
Re: “Press Herald names new city editor” (Aug. 19): I knew of no other way than writing to your paper to let Nita Lelyveld know how much I will miss her thoughtful, often moving, columns in the Los Angeles Times (a paper I’ve read every day for decades, through multiple owners). I’m looking at her […]
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Letter to the editor: Voices of the unborn not heard
Regarding the Sept. 3 letter to the editor by the Rev. Dr. James Gertmenian (“Sen. Collins is sold another empty promise”): Surely he must understand, as a pastor, the sanctity of unborn life and that the unborn are human and not just an extra organ in the mother’s body. The Bible says that God sees […]
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Letter to the editor: Vaccine mandate disrupts medical freedom, informed consent
I have been a nurse for close to 30 years. I have kept patients safe throughout the pandemic with diligent hand washing, masks, face shields, gloves, gowns, etc., and not one person has caught COVID-19 from me. My work environment has become toxic over this vaccine mandate, making it difficult to focus on patient care. […]
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Letter to the editor: Attica prison massacre has lesson for us today
To achieve justice for all, each person, including those accused or convicted of a crime, must be treated with respect.
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Letter to the editor: U.S. accomplishments in Afghanistan have been undermined
After the events of Sept. 11, 2001, we were unified as to find those who were responsible for that horrific day. We all said, “We will never forget.” The radical Muslims who were behind the deed were identified from photos taken at various airports. We invaded Afghanistan to root out the terrorists. After 20 years, […]