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Published
June 3, 2012

Letters to the editor

Movement targets voting rights
Published
June 2, 2012

Letters to the editorWill next big bailout be for graduates?

I entirely agree with Rebecca Krier’s comments regarding college costs (Another View, “Real college debt crisis problem is the price, not the loan rates,” May 12). My wife and I are helping with the college costs for two grandchildren, so we have first-hand knowledge of obscenely high college costs. We taxpayers and college alumni have […]
Published
June 1, 2012

Letters to the editorOceans threatened by plastic pollution

Unfortunately, throwing things away isn’t always the best decision for you or planet Earth. Nowadays things are made cheaper because of our growing population and our high demand for certain kinds of products. Petroleum-based materials have taken over, and we continue to use them as a growing world. However, plastic is not such a bad […]
Published
May 30, 2012

Letters to the editor, May 30, 2012Bring back limits on banks’ activities

This is written from the perspective of 40 years in bank fiduciary activities, the last 13 years of which were occupied by compliance and fiduciary risk management functions. The editorial of May 17 (Another View, “JPMorgan Chase losses a timely reminder”) is on point up to a point. The activities and losses sustained by Chase’s […]
Published
May 29, 2012

Letters to the editor, May 29, 2012Take steps to prevent drinking deaths

I am compelled to write in response to the tragic death of Nathan Bihlmaier. First and foremost, my sincere condolences to his family and friends. I truly do understand your pain. You see, five years ago, I lost my 22-year-old son. After a night of drinking in the Old Port, he died from a severe […]

Published
May 28, 2012

Letters to the editor, May 28, 2012Those who served sacrificed for all of us

Everyone should ask themselves: “What does Memorial Day mean to me?” To some who haven’t lost a loved one in war, if there are still any left, it’s time to enjoy a three-day weekend, thanks to Lord knows who decided to change the original memorial date of May 30 and reschedule it to fall on […]
Published
May 27, 2012

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Plum Creek won't create jobs
Published
May 26, 2012

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Same-sex marriage debate goes on
Published
May 25, 2012

Letters to the editorPortland says cannon is the city’s

In the April 26 Press Herald, Ed Murphy wrote an exciting story about the history of the city of Portland’s cannon from the War of 1812. As many readers agreed, it was nice to see this important historical artifact taken out of the closet to get some much deserved attention. An important point of clarification […]
Published
May 24, 2012

Letters to the Editor, May 24

Downtown park needs an upgrade

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