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Letter: Cause of climate change needs media attention

If you have ever been in Lafayette, Louisiana, you know how important crawfish (mudbugs) are. Delicious boiled and sublime in crawfish étouffée, they are an important part of Louisiana culture. The Feb. 17 CBS Mornings show reported there was only 20% of the usual haul of crawfish this year. The reporter talked about excessive heat […]

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Letter: Taking responsibility for large families

I read the Feb. 23 letter “Child tax credit should be expanded” in its entirety. The writer, one of seven children, pretty much lost me after that first sentence. I think when people of a modest income decide to have that many kids they shouldn’t expect their tax-paying neighbors to help provide for them. Richard […]

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Letter: Remove PMA building for sake of progress

No one, not in a million years, is going to travel to Portland to lay eyes on the former Children’s Museum on Free Street, a ho-hum example of a ubiquitous architectural style, but people will journey from near-and-far to experience the Louvre of New England, because it will be a brilliantly unique centerpiece of the […]

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Letter: Nikki Haley represents change

Independent Maine voters should come out and support Nikki Haley in the first primary where they are allowed to vote in either the Republican or Democratic primary. Nikki’s fight is not just about the fact that she is a proven leader who could unite us and who has great ideas on how to fix the […]

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Letter: Democracy playing out on Drowne Road project

Democracy requires an inquisitive public that seeks to debate. With respect to the Drowne Road housing project, I fear that questions are being asked but answers are not being sincerely considered. People say: • the tax burden will be too high, despite the repeated fact that the $24,000 annual expense to the town will cost […]