The midterm elections are coming up Nov. 6, and by now, everyone should know why they’re voting. A few weeks ago I wrote why I would be voting for the Republican ticket due to the many things they’ve accomplished these last two years.
Make plans now to attend the 2018 Trunk or Treat and Haunted Walk at Central Aroostook High School on Wednesday, Oct. 31, from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Educate Maine, a business-led education organization, supports both Questions 4 and 5 on the November ballot.
Fall in The County means frosty mornings and shorter days. Leaves fall. Jack-o’-lanterns appear. Wildlife sense the change, too. Squirrels scurry to store away winter snacks. Geese form V’s in the sky.
This November, Mainers have the opportunity to make historic investments in the public higher education systems that prepare the state’s future workforce and ensure our economy can keep growing.
As someone who can’t stomach all the negativity in politics these days, I was disappointed to see the Star Herald print a pair of nasty letters targeting our own state Rep. Trey Stewart.
On Nov. 6, I will cast my vote to re-elect our representative, Trey Stewart to the Maine House. It may just be the easiest vote I’ve cast in my life. Let me tell you why.
With candidates for Maine’s state and congressional offices commanding the airwaves and newspapers, it’s understandable that many people remain unaware of the important ballot questions that Maine voters will soon decide at the polls.
Robert Saucier is running for Maine House District 147 in Presque Isle and he deserves your vote.
