Camden Herald Letters to the Editor Archives

Camden Herald Letters to the Editor

Published
January 26, 2023

Camden Herald letter: NFWF should deny grant money to remove dam

Tom Rothwell, Camden resident and owner of the Camden Deli, says there is no valid reason for removing this historical landmark.
Published
January 19, 2023

Camden Herald letter: Thanks from Everyman Repertory Theatre

Ruth Graham of Rockport thanked the community for supporting "Ud’s Garden."
Published
January 5, 2023

Camden Herald letter: A better use for glass

Woody Proctor of Camden says there could be a market for glass in Maine.
Published
December 29, 2022

Camden Herald letter: The beavers of Knowlton Dam

Charlie Graham of Camden poses a question about beavers and dams to Camden Select Board Vice Chair Allison McKellar.
Published
December 29, 2022

Camden Herald letter: No need to remove the Montgomery Dam

Jo Ann Simon of Camden sees an increasingly alarmist trend in the articles, columns and letters in the Herald regarding the impact of global warming on the river and harbor.
Published
December 29, 2022

Camden Herald letter: Village Shop closing

Jonathan Stitt, formerly of Camden, says the Village Shop will be missed by many.
Published
December 22, 2022

Camden Herald letter: Response to Marc Ratner’s letter about potential flooding in Camden

Susan Reider and Barbara Ohland of Restore Megunticook, respond to Marc Ratner's letter of Dec. 15 about the need to study potential flooding of the Megunticook River during future major storms caused by climate change.
Published
December 22, 2022

Camden Herald letter: Going Postal

Ralph (Doc) Wallace of Rockport, thanks the Rockport Post Office staff members for their competence under pressure.
Published
December 22, 2022

Camden Herald letter: Affordable housing project

Janie Watts says local residents should not have had a say in the now canceled affordable housing project planned for Madelyn Lane in Rockport.
Published
December 15, 2022

Camden Herald letter: A letter of gratitude to our supportive community

Members of the Knox County Homeless Coalition and Hope for the Future, LLC thank the community for its support and explain the decision to step away from renovating 6-7 Madelyn Lane into affordable housing units.

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