Thursday, September 9, 2010
U.S. 'in no way founded on the Christian religion'
The United States of America was in no way founded on the Christian religion.
Applause, with all four paws
Just a quick note of appreciation to the City of Augusta and the originators who made the new Edwards Park dog park a reality. It is a great place for the dogs and fun meeting their owners. It is a great addition to the city.
Build the mosque elsewhere, Imam
Yes, Alice Madigan (letter, Aug. 23), the news today is scary, especially when a person gives their own narrow, intolerant version of events.
What's the deal with milk prices here?
I am a 1965 graduate of Gardiner High School and I was recently home for a class reunion. I rented a cottage on Cobbossee Lake and went to Wal-Mart in Augusta to stock up on food for my stay in Maine.
Swan should resign; road process must be fixed
The citizens of the town of Chelsea deserve a trusted open government from their elected officials. The town's road program is a mess and has been for years. Recent revelations in the Kennebec Journal report the town's current mos ...
Though Mass has ended, faith is not lacking
As a lifelong member of the Augusta Catholic community, I am dismayed by the recent decision of St. Michael's Parish to discontinue offering mass at the Maine Veterans' Home in Augusta. The reasons offered for this decision are (1 ...
Collins part of the problem in Washington
As you noted in your article on Susan Collins ("Growing Influence," Aug. 29), she could have single-handedly prevented the 2009 stimulus bill from passing, but chose to support it instead, and is proud to have done so. Maine's pie ...
Slow government must evolve in modern age
My last letter mentioned the issue of term limits. Although we live, unconcernedly, in the Post-FDR era of two terms for our presidents, many protest that term limits for our legislators impose unfair constraints on their freedom ...
It's not just a breeze anymore
Not long ago, an Australian company leased the Indiana Turnpike system for 75 future years. Iberdrola, a Spanish company, fourth-largest utility in the world, owns Central Maine Power Co. America is for sale to outside interests.