In her letter to the editor, Joyce Scheffey writes: "Are plans to build a 4-story affordable housing unit, snugly situated next to the sewage treatment plant, actually about to sail through our town boards?"
Dogs' News Network correspondents Lulu and Hershey report on strange happenings on another planet that could have an influence on presidential election politics on Earth.
Editor's Note: Outraged by the BRexit vote and inspired by the lunacy of the looming presidential election -- with the spectacle of the Republican convention...
The reasons for the decision in the British Isles is what troubles me most since it could happen here in the United States. Scratch that. It is happening here.
In his letter to the editor, state Senate candidate Adams Hinds writes: “Education is at the center of who we are: it reflects our investment in the next generation. Successful pre-K - 12 education is central to workforce development and retaining and attracting residents.”
IN his letter to the editor, Patrick Fennell writes: "RAAC [Regional Agreement Amendment Committee] is just a waste of time and will not solve the real issues with the BHRSD or countywide."
A eulogy delivered during a vigil this week for those who lost their lives in the Orlando massachre: "Love did not die in Orlando. And fear does not have the last word.
Shalom. Shalom. Shalom."
In his letter to the editor, Fred Clark writes: “School budgeting must shift from a reactive mode to a strategic budgeting approach taking into consideration long-term needs and resources.”
In her letter to the editor, Ruby Citrin, a sixth grader at Monument Valley Regional Middle School, writes: "A failed school budget gives the impression that our community does not value education."
In her letter to the editor, Susan Bachelder writes: "Margaret Chase Smith well knew that liberty cannot stand without the support of reason and wisdom."