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EDITORIALS
Welcome home, 2nd Lt. Ernest Vienneau.
“We also hope this meaningful closure is possible for the thousands of other families of American servicemembers who remain missing from conflicts throughout our country’s history,” the BDN Editorial Board writes.
CONTRIBUTORS
DANBY INK. CARTOONS
Inflationary prices
Food and fuel prices continue to climb.
Republicans/Democrats playoffs
Washington playing with our fiscal future.
Ammunition shortage
Hunters are facing nationwide shortages of ammunition.
Letter: Giving kids the food they need to succeed
“As the pandemic continues, school nutrition professionals are facing an immense set of challenges, including supply chain disruptions and labor shortages,” Kristen Dunphey writes.
Letter: Please pay attention to what happened on Jan. 6
“Patriotic Americans, please pay attention to what this cult of personality has done to our body politic,” Tony Hamlin writes.
Letter: Don’t forget about me in race for governor
“Maine needs a government and a governor who work for, and represent all the people, all of the time,” John Glowa writes.
Come councilors, school board members, please heed the call
“I don’t think anyone should simply take their ball and go home if they don’t get their way, as some in Portland politics seem to be doing,” Phil Harriman writes.
We knew vaccine mandates could compound health care workforce shortages
“Regardless of your attitude about them, it was very clear very early that these mandates were going to produce major staff problems,” Matthew Gagnon writes.
Letter: Don’t compare COVID-19 restrictions to Nazi Germany
Using comparisons to Nazi Germany is a shameful abuse of history for political gain.
Letter: We need an efficient Postal Service
We should recognize how it represents us abroad and how it serves us in every corner of the United States.
Letter: Dina Yacoubagha has my vote for Bangor City Council
Bangor is an amazing, thriving community because of people like Dina Yacoubagha.
A Nobel Prize to remind us there’s no peace without free speech
But this year’s prize celebrates more than just the outstanding work of its recipients. It acknowledges many thousands of other reporters who run risks daily — keeping democracy and free speech alive. It’s a victory for civil society.
Our youth can heal and thrive outdoors
“Youth need time outdoors to be happy, healthy, connected and curious,” Alicia Heyburn writes.
Letter: Happy Artober
Art can bring so many people together across all different kinds of boundaries.
Letter: Reject the CMP corridor
To me, the simple truth is that the leases granted by the Bureau of Public Lands were illegal and unconstitutional.
Letter: Oppose Question 1
The advantages of the Central Maine Power corridor are far too good to pass up.
China is promoting a boatload of misinformation about Maine lobster
It’s easy to see the way that Chinese officials are clawing for excuses and deflections.
COVID delta variant is a serious risk to our children. Vaccines will help.
“More children under the age of 12 in Maine tested positive in September than in any other month since the pandemic began,” Dee Kerry and Matthew Wellington write.
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