Could ‘gift’ funds be better used?
Can $40,000 be better utilized: blight, unsafe sidewalks, rainy day fund for emergencies, such as River Road, or more chip-seal on country roads?
Can $40,000 be better utilized: blight, unsafe sidewalks, rainy day fund for emergencies, such as River Road, or more chip-seal on country roads?
Enough is enough. I apologize but I can no longer idly stand by as our country is torn apart by delusion and alternative reality.
To that end, the following is my opinion of a colorful Facebook group, the “Concerned Citizens of Presque Isle.”
There is one proven tactic that will increase an angler’s odds of putting a bait near more fish and therefore producing more action — weight.
For many of us, the days since COVID-19 entered Maine have felt like an alternate reality. As with any transition in life, it’s important that we take some time to reflect on what’s changed, and to remember all the things that have stayed the same.
What I can tell you, however, is that in times like this, there are everyday heroes all around us. You need only look around or thumb through the pages of the paper to find them.
As with many difficult situations, there will always be those who will try to take advantage of the situation.
As an Aroostook County business owner, I ask: How long do you think the people of the state of Maine and the United States will tolerate their rights being trampled?
Fortunately, Sen. Susan Collins understands our struggles intimately and has been working hard to protect our livelihoods.