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UNION — Christine Simmonds, managing editor of The Courier-Gazette, visited Donna Munro’s fourth grade classroom on Thursday, May 25 as part of the classroom’s Real Jobs in Maine program.
Questions for the Tea PartyI’m intrigued by Nate Pease’s letter in The Courier-Gazette. I hope he’ll write another one offering much more specific ideas for improving our country’s sense of
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Dan Kirchoff on what to do with your new Courier-Gazette once you finish reading.
Publisher Chris Crockett on publishing the text U.S. Constitution in the Courier Gazette.
Commendation I commend John Gibbons for his letter to the editor in The Courier-Gazette dated April 25, 2013, titled “Only in Union.” Mr. Gibbons needs to be applauded for his
Courier Publications newspapers, The Courier-Gazette, The Camden Herald and Knox.villagesoup.com took home numerous awards following the annual Maine Press Association Better Newspaper Contest awards dinner Oct. 21 in Bar Harbor.
Ludicrous Regarding the article, “Politician cries foul” in the March 6 Courier-Gazette, the statement made by Wes Richardson that he is “concerned” about his personal safety from Jeff Evangelos, and
Who will speak for the unborn? The idea that an unborn child would need someone to speak for their right to live, before Roe v Wade passed in 1973, would