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Laurel Libby: Vote ‘yes’ on Question 1 in March

As a nurse, I feel strongly that, as individuals, we are entitled to bodily autonomy and should always have the right to make our own medical decisions. I also hold informed consent for medical treatment as an imperative principle. As a mother, I know my children better than the government, or even their doctor, who […]

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David Griffiths: Trump deserves what he gets

I take issue with Thomas Shields’ Nov. 17 letter bemoaning Democrats’ lack of legislative accomplishments and their partisan hatred of President Trump. Fact is they’ve done our democracy a huge favor by humiliating Trump in the 2018 elections (and two recent gubernatorial races in what is no longer the solid Republican South) and calling him […]

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Susan Grondin: Write a note of appreciation

American Education Week celebrates our educators, parents, administrators, substitutes and community leaders who believe each child deserves a quality education. Today’s children need an environment that is nurturing and safe while they acquire knowledge on a variety of subjects. Every school strives to present a curriculum that prepares each child to be a lifelong learner […]

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Bob Mennealy: Thank you for the support

I want to thank all who have supported me over the years in Auburn, and at the same time congratulate Rose Walker, the newly elected Ward 1 Auburn School Committee member. This talented young educator will be a healthy addition to the committee, and her election may well be healthy for this soon to be […]

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Amy Volk: Fortunate to have Sen. Susan Collins

During my time in the Maine Senate, I sponsored a number of bills to address the serious issue of lead poisoning in Maine. Although we have known about the dangers of lead paint exposure for decades, abatement has proven to be a costly hurdle that many Mainers have struggled with, putting our most vulnerable populations […]

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Kathryn Begg: All I want for Christmas …

Is for Donald Trump to be impeached and removed from the White House; to be convicted for corruption, tax fraud, bribery, obstruction of justice, flagrant profiting from his office, refusal to uphold his oath of office, constant disregard for the rule of law, habitually lying (which is confusing to those who don’t have the time, […]

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Thomas Shields: Response had misconceptions

In response to my letter of Nov. 6, Ellen Field wrote a letter on Nov. 10 containing errors and misconceptions. She manufactured the term “wonderful” businessman, which I did not use for President Trump. She cited many failed business entities with Trump’s name. Business people make these trials. Informed people know that Trump has successful […]