To the Editor:

This is the first time I have ever had anything stolen from me since I moved here years ago.

To the Editor:

I have known Les Fossel for 20 years and can assure you he is a very honest dependable, compassionate person.

To the Editor:

Susan Collins has worked hard as our United States Senator for the past 12 years.

To the Editor:

As you enter the Nobleboro dump you see two signs. One says “No dump picking.” The other says “This garbage costs you $80 a ton to throw away.”

To the Editor:

I was amused reading the Portland newspaper endorsement of Chellie Pingree, a candidate whose biggest priority is to impeach President Bush, for U.S. Congress.

On Friday morning Oct. 3, I was in the Granite Hall Store talking to a couple from Ohio, when the unimaginable happened–unknown to me, old wiring caused the back wall and ceiling upstairs to catch on fire.

To the Editor:

At this point in the election cycle I customarily write a letter urging everyone to exercise their right and responsibility, to get out and vote.

I am writing to urge residents of the towns forming the Sheepscot Valley Regional School Unit (SVRSU) to vote “yes” on the consolidation question on their town ballot Nov. 4 (towns include Palermo, Somerville, Windsor, Chelsea, Whitefield, Alna, Wiscasset, and Westport Island).

To the Editor:

I am writing to support the candidacy of Lisa Miller for the Maine House of Representatives, District 52. Lisa is a strong voice in Augusta for the interests of our communities: Chelsea, Jefferson, Somerville, Washington, Whitefield, and Hibbert’s Gore.

Last week my opponent in this election, Peter Drum, wrote a lengthy column on tax reform and specifically on LD 1925, the infamous “tax reform” bill, and questioned my opposition to the bill.

This week the Coalition to save Maine Schools will be submitting 60,000 signatures to the Secretary of State in order to repeal Maine’s new school consolidation law.

To the Editor:

Voters have a chance on Nov. 4 to return as County Commissioner someone who is clear thinking with deep roots and dedication to Lincoln County.

To the Editor:

Damariscotta, Newcastle, and Nobleboro voters will decide the outcome of an important referendum question this November. The voters in these three towns will consider expanding the territory of Great Salt Bay Sanitary District (GSBSD) to include the entire area of Nobleboro.

To the Editor:

I would like to express my support for Bruce MacDonald in his bid to be re-elected to the State House of Representatives.