Then don’t walk on 24

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Rural Maine towns are notorious for narrow roads and no sidewalks. That’s part of the charm. (See October letter: “Can’t walk safely on 24.”)

I can hear the boys at the DOT giggling over this request.

Harpswell boasts over 20 miles of scenic trails. They’re free.

The reference to swimming with sharks is tone-deaf.

Pete Nikitas, Bailey Island

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