To the Editor:

This past week, Republican Governor Sarah Palin of Alaska made a campaign stop in Bangor. As it happened I missed the local news that evening but hoped to catch some coverage on the “207” program of WSCH, Channel 6.

 

To the Editor: 

The Honorable David Trahan was termed out two years ago after four terms in the Maine House of Representatives.

Letter to the Editor:

Please Vote No on Question 1

To the Editor:

Representative Wendy Pieh’s opponent, Henry Simmons, may not have her experience in Augusta, but as long as I’ve known him, his word has been good, and he’ll never be a “yes-man” to Governor Baldacci.

To the Editor:

After reading the article on the front page of the Oct. 23 copy of The Lincoln County News regarding Damariscotta politics, I felt obligated to express my opinion.

To the Editor:

Peter Rines has given Lincoln County eight years of service as a representative in Augusta and he deserves to be our State Senator.

To the Editor:

It is with very great pleasure that we endorse David Trahan, a man of integrity and great intelligence, for the State Senate.

 

To the Editor:

The Jefferson School Committee greatly appreciates the citizens who turned out on Sept. 30 for the new school site plan proposal and straw poll. The overwhelming unanimous 92 favorable votes was an incredible result.

To the Editor:

On the occasion of National Home Care and Hospice month in November, Kno-Wal-Lin Home Care and Hospice would like to take opportunity to thank its entire staff for their commitment to delivering excellent healthcare to the Midcoast community.

Dear Editor:

The Boothbay Harbor Sewer District supports a “yes” vote for Question 3 on this year’s Nov. 4 ballot.

To the Editor:

Having served on county budget committees for many years, some with Josh, I know he will be careful with your tax dollars. Your county budget has gone from $3 plus million to $10 million in the last few years.

To the Editor:

I urge the voters of Boothbay, Boothbay Harbor, Southport, Georgetown, Westport Island and Arrowsic to send Hamilton Meserve to State House Nov. 4.

To the Editor:

I had to laugh when I read Peter Drum’s column in which he says he is going to reduce taxes. If so, he might be the first Democrat in Maine to do so! But will he really do this? His plan is to reduce taxes – by raising them!

 

To the Editor:

At the same time we’re keeping busy with fall chores and preparations for winter and worrying about the economy, we’re being called upon to pay attention to the political campaigns that are swirling all around us.