Editorials from Friday's Morning Sentinel:
Herring fishery too important to risk its vigor
If the New England Fishery Management Council made a mistake by recommending that federal regulators reduce the catch of herring by 45 percent next year, they erred on the side of necessary caution.
Columns from Friday's Morning Sentinel:
DENIS THOET : Small town is great place to live even if rough around the edges
Our farm is in a great location, East of the Moon, West of Gardiner.
Letters from Friday's Morning Sentinel:
Counselor has made himself unavailable to students
I agree that Don Mendell's opposition to same-sex marriage constitutes grounds for revoking his social work license.
Don't forget, many voted 'no' on Question 1
I felt the need to comment on the letter written by Dr. John Brion and Dave Thomas (Nov. 11).
We need to think big for health-care reform
I was glad to see the ad in the Nov. 13 paper regarding health care.
A wish for our country
I wish we had a president who liked our country.
'Bigotry is ugly no matter what form it takes'
I woke up on Nov. 4, heard the news and cried. I can't believe that in this world filled with hate and sadness that we would discourage loving, committed relationships.
Applebee's thoughtfulness to veterans appreciated
I would like to thank Applebee's in Waterville and the Applebee's chain of restaurants for the free meals for veterans on Veterans Day.
Did a victory dance when gay marriage defeated
Losers are "weepers." OK. That is the first bad name I have been forced to call the people writing to the Opinion page who are calling supporters of "Yes on 1" bigots and ignorant.
Responsible dog owners can be good renters
My husband and I are responsible pet owners. We have a Labrador retriever and a husky that everyone seems to fall in love with.
'Millions' without insurance but not health care
The best way to learn how wrong your opinions are and to learn the answers to every current problem is to write a letter featured in this forum. Then log onto the Sentinel's Web site and read the online responses there. Maine has a large group of experts on everything and all are very willing to point out the error of your thinking.
Majority has spoken -- in favor of discrimination
Throughout history, the majority electorate has supported discrimination against a variety of groups. Hopefully, the Legislature will pass another law prohibiting discrimination against same-sex couples desiring to marry.
Yahoo! reconnects woman to Waterville
Waterville has been a presence in my life for over a year now.
Only 1 space to check to register 'no' vote
Yes, Sarah Rogers (letter, Nov. 6) of Fairfield, I am also ashamed of being a Maine resident. I wanted to vote "no, no, no" but there was only a space to check "no."
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