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Courier-Gazette Letters to the Editor June 10

Jun 11
A voter's thoughts on the Owls Head airport I was one of the Owls Head voters present at the Special Town Meeting described by Stephen Betts in a ...
Kevin, Adam, and their mothers

By Sam Patten - Jun 11
One year and 49 miles: that's the difference between fiction and reality in one case of a school massacre. The 2011 film “We Need to Talk About ...
Shipwreck and gold - Part 2

By Charles H. Lagerbom - Jun 10
Soon after the rescued survivors of General Grant returned to civilization, the irresistible siren-song began about golden treasure just sitting ...
Historical Photo - Monument Square

Jun 10
This view of Monument Square was taken some time between 1900 and 1920. The Civil War monument was erected in 1898 and moved to Harbor Park in ...
A literary turnaround

By Emma Testerman - Jun 10
I didn't take advantage of reigniting my love of reading as I hoped to this winter. If you were to visit my home, you'd notice my bookshelves are ...
Tomato-fennel soup with cashew sour cream

By Wendy Andresen - Jun 10
Tomato soup is one of the ultimate comfort foods, and this version is just different enough to elevate it to company-worthy status. If you've ...
Gone fishin’

By Kris Ferrazza - Jun 10
After 91 years on this earth, my dear dad finally has taken a “trip” he's been talking about for more than a year. No, he didn't go to Italy to ...
How much power equipment do we really need?

By Tom Seymour - Jun 10
Sometimes less is better. That's especially so when it comes to outdoor power equipment. Sure, power equipment saves time and energy, and it also ...
Ignoring history…

By Lynette L. Walther - Jun 10
That sage quote about being doomed to repeat mistakes when we ignore history can also apply to gardens. Yes, when it comes to growing things, we ...
Pardon my harsh letters

By Curtis Honeycutt - Jun 10
My wife and I are in a stage of parenting where we can't get away with spelling words aloud around the kids anymore. Our son is a great reader and ...
Thursday June 10 at 6:53 a.m. Solar Eclipse (New Moon) took ...

Jun 09
I began studying Astrology in Boston January 1973. I am fascinated by what I learn each day. I love doing chart readings for individuals, privately...
Open ‘The Vault’ to an interesting caper

By Tom Von Malder - Jun 08
The Vault (Spain, Paramount, DVD, R, 118 min.). While “The Vault” may not offer characters with a lot of depth, the execution of their robbery of ...
Courier-Gazette Letters to the Editor

Jun 04
Why I'm voting YES on Article 45, NO on 46 As Elaine Johnston's letter (May 27) pointed out, we currently have nine parks, as well as four ...
The day of the cipher

By Sam Patten - Jun 04
“We don't have politicians anymore, today we just have ciphers,” Pat Caddell lamented in a big-think piece on what ails America's political ...
Who is that masked man?

By Christine Simmonds - Jun 04
Yes, I am fully vaccinated. Yes, I am still wearing my mask. In case you were living under a rock or are reading this from the past or future (I ...
Reading Ribofunk

By W. W. Matteson - Jun 03
I love reading science fiction from the 80s and 90s because it is like traveling back in time to visit the future. Ribofunk, a collection of ...
Camden Herald letters to the editor June 3

Jun 03
Our property rights are on the line – vote no on Article 4 With Article 4 now on Rockport's June 8 ballot to “survey” voters about short term ...
Sometimes DIY is not always so red-hot

By Tom Seymour - Jun 03
“Why would I pay someone else to do something I can do myself?” was always my motto. Indeed, that attitude has caused me more problems than you ...
Shiny new toys

By Shlomit Auciello - Jun 03
Last week, I read an article by Vijay Kolinjivadi, a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Antwerp, who describes himself as, “ ...an academic,...
All containers, great and small

By Tom Seymour - Jun 03
Read any book on container gardening and you'll see anything that can hold soil will pass for a container. This makes container gardening a ...

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