letter

I apologize for the harsh tone but after seeing this photo on Facebook I'm simply baffled by the complete lack of common sense and courtesy.

For eight weeks, I have been either working from home or in the office with very few people around and seeing messages lose translation via email or text.

Summer 2020, this is not what I wanted, but something good is bound to come out of this, right?

Do you feel like you're riding the struggle bus? Well, hop on!

Hey, Class of 2020, Life is crazy right now and for you, it's crazy in a very unique way. I see you and I want you to know some things from my heart...

An individual under 18 passed away from COVID-19. An All American Athlete and Bates College grad is in a medically induced coma. Are you paying attention yet?

If you receive a letter in the mail with free money, free cash, if it seems to good to be true, chances are it is.

Shut up or give me a chance to escape!

It was a regrettable ride to remember.

Maine's legendary senator Margaret Chase Smith sent a letter in 1948 to the infant who would grow up to become Maine's first female governor in 2018.

A friend of mine from Redondo Union High School in California, recently found a letter written by a classmate to us - hysterical and wicked sweet.

The City of Portland was forced to apologize after they "accidentally" sent threatening letters to 2,000 addresses that weren't supposed to get them.

This letter is simply adorable. When you don't know the address, just put down a bunch of words that describe where it's going!

Louise Sullivan from Cape Elizabeth wrote Governor Paul LePage asking him to resign. Guess what? He wrote her back.

Leslie Testwuide's 8 year old son went to away camp for the first time last year. Like many moms, she missed him so much! She fantasized about what his first letter home would be like.....