Letters

Published
April 5, 2020

Letter to the editor: Fossel overstates LePage’s role in Maine’s recovery
Published
April 5, 2020

Letter to the editor: We’re home – now what do we do?
Published
April 5, 2020

Letter to the editor: Editorial makes unfair generalizations about Christians
Published
April 5, 2020

Letter to the editor: Mailer prompts new nickname for COVID
Published
April 4, 2020

Letter to the editor: Trump’s failed leadership has aggravated COVID crisis

Published
April 4, 2020

Letter to the editor: Maine’s COVID patient count is likely lagging

Lack of testing capacity, outdated testing guidelines and incomplete reporting forms are making tracking less accurate and thwarting efforts to halt the pandemic.
Published
April 4, 2020

Letter to the editor: Crisis requires us to prioritize global health systems

The risks we all face right now are only further magnified for people in poverty or people cut off from health services. Strong, resilient health systems around the world become even more important – and even more endangered – in a crisis. Whether it’s coronavirus or other ongoing global health emergencies, like tuberculosis or malnutrition, […]
Published
April 4, 2020

Letter to the editor: Pandemic is our dress rehearsal for a new normal
Published
April 4, 2020

Letter to the editor: Stepping up for our small businesses in Portland

In Portland, our city’s pulse is our small-business community. In recent weeks, that pulse has slowed. Today, walking through the Old Port and beyond feels surreal, with shuttered shops and empty streets. Nicole Wolf, a Portland photographer, has been documenting these empty storefronts and the faces behind them through a series called “Behind Closed Doors.” […]
Published
April 3, 2020

Letter to the editor: How we can turn our fear of virus into hope

A wise therapist once taught me the art of turning your fear to hope. It was during a time when my life pivoted abruptly toward catastrophe and loss. A time where the only clarity was the glaring uncertainty in front of me. I was a married mother of two young children, drifting comfortably along with […]

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