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To the Editor, Sometimes it takes a broken refrigerator to remind us what community truly means. Saturday, July 25, my

When my mother announced that she was getting a dog, I remember thinking it was an odd choice. Not a

After examining the connection between civility, etiquette, and decorum, some readers might reasonably wonder if etiquette still matters today. If

The cruise-ship boom now boosting the fortunes of Maine’s easternmost city could well spread across the border into southwest New

When this column first began, we looked at one simple idea: the numbers behind Charlotte County’s real estate market often

LinkedIn is more than a social media platform. It is a place to showcase your abilities, your work history, and

By Marcie Martin Community Contributor Well, it’s official. In 2027, I’ll wave goodbye to my thirties.  According to popular culture,

When I was young, I was convinced I’d spend my life working at fashion magazines. And for a while, I

On September 27, 2025, I emailed the Municipality of Eastern Charlotte’s council to request the installation of a veterans’ sidewalk

And why comparing our market to larger cities often creates more confusion than clarity. If you’ve ever found yourself reading

Many film critics believe Steven Spielberg’s new blockbuster Disclosure Day is too naively  optimistic for the cynical times we live

Has It Gone the Way of the Dodo? Or Is It Waiting Where All the Lost Things Go? I hear

The summer search for a job is in full swing. This is the time when summer students coming out of

When Maud was young, she possessed the sort of energy usually reserved for toddlers after birthday cake or people who

Thank you so much for the excellent coverage of Kate’s funeral. The recognition reported from many areas demonstrated the reach