DACA dreamers should not blame U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions for enforcing United States immigration laws. Rather, they should blame their parents for breaking those laws. Michael McClure, Lewiston
Letters
Letters to the editor of the Sun Journal.
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Correcting inaccurate statement
On Sept. 8, a letter to the editor in support of my run for mayor of the city of Lewiston provided inaccurate information. The letter indicated that I was a former Lewiston Police officer. Although, I was a police officer for 20 years and served at several departments, most of my full-time career, which started […]
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Vote 'no' on school budget
A well-organized effort to push through a flat-funded school budget succeeded Tuesday, Sept. 5, in Farmington. A vocal majority at a well-attended meeting voted to operate the school district at the same budget level as last year. The total voted is $980,173 less than that recommended by the Board of Directors, and largely represents fixed […]
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We'll all be volunteers!
I heartily encourage citizens of Paris to support the select board in their effort to totally “reorganize” the fire department and go all-volunteer by insisting that the board adopt a plan citizens of Scotland have for their highlands. In those areas of Scotland, few home, farms and businesses exist. But never mind that. Here’s how […]
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Cayer supports local arts scene
I support Mark Cayer for mayor of Lewiston. Due to his contributions on City Council, work history and record of bringing people together, I believe he is the right person to lead this city. As an artist and business owner who is involved in my community, I appreciate his continued support of the arts, the […]
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Rea prioritizes education
Since meeting Alicia Rea more than two years ago, I have been continually impressed by her work ethic and critical thinking on the Lewiston Education Fund Board while balancing her career, graduate school and volunteer commitments. In recent months, she has taken the lead on an additional project — our largest fall fundraiser — to […]
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Spending has gotten out of control
Ever hear the expression “save for a rainy day”? Well, guess what? It’s raining and flooding. And guess what? There are no savings to fall back on. I guess the U.S. Congress never heard that saying. They have been spending and overspending to the point of borrowing to spend more, leaving this country in unimaginable […]
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Cloutier represents her constituents
Kristen Cloutier has done an outstanding job of listening, representing the people of Ward 5 and getting things done. We have developed a good relationship during these years, where any topic of concern, interest or future events, etc., can be discussed. Cloutier is very personable, open minded, not agenda oriented and wants very much to […]
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Cayer provides thoughtful leadership
The election for the mayor of Lewiston will soon be here. Mark Cayer is a vote for experience and dedication. He was a well-respected member of the Lewiston Police Department and has served on the City Council for six years. Cayer has a vision to take this community in the right direction. With his unwavering […]
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Questions for Poliquin
MoveOn invited Rep. Bruce Poliquin to attend a small “town hall” gathering in Norway on Aug. 31, but he did not attend. It was organized specifically for local residents to have a chance to speak with him. I have questions I hoped he would answer: If he doesn’t believe that every U.S. citizen has a […]