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In Wednesday's editorial section Henry Nichols argues that an American president needs a military background. Our current president sort of has one, mainly confined to avoiding as much reserve duty as possible and strutting in costume aboard an aircraft...

Last year, a commission appointed to study Massachusetts' long-term transportation needs turned heads when it found a nearly $20 billion funding gap over the next 20 years — and that was just to maintain existing assets. But the perils of a...

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There is no more useful, all-purpose observation for an editorial writer than this: "The devil is in the details.

In a July 28 My View piece, the head of the Massachusetts Food Association encouraged the Legislature to pass "important consumer protection legislation.

A goose egg to whoever captioned the photo of the Canada geese in your July 28 issue. What the photographer witnessed, and caught so well, was more likely a goose attacking and chasing away an intruder in his territory rather than a fun game of tag.

The Massachusetts Food Association's proposal to "update" our price disclosure laws (My View, July 28) is not an advancement in consumer protection, but rather a significant setback.

The contentious issue of the D-Y school budget was settled this week at a combined meeting of Dennis and Yarmouth voters — seemingly an exercise in basic and effective democracy.