• Published

  January 15, 2023
  

  Jim Fossel: Could speaker drama happen in Maine?

  If Republicans got the House majority, their own ineptitude – combined with Democratic unity and ideological cohesion – could still cost them the gavel.

• Published

  January 15, 2023
  

  Maine Voices: In housing as elsewhere, central planning is no substitute for local control

  The density-focused zoning legislation passed last year offered an unsettling preview of the direction we’re headed in.

• Published

  January 15, 2023
  

  Commentary: Failure to invest in residential facilities leaves Mainers with nowhere to go

  Maine Medical Center is currently boarding 40 or more vulnerable patients who do not require the services of an acute care hospital.

• Published

  January 15, 2023
  

  Maine Voices: Reflections of a ‘from away’ after 50 years in Maine

  Having watched the substantial change Maine has undergone in a half century, I’m surprised the term still has so much currency.

• Published

  January 14, 2023
  

  Maine Voices: York County vaccine clinic was a master class in local teamwork

  People came together at the Marshall’s vaccination site in Sanford to create an invaluable resource for the community in the pandemic. Not every rural community was so fortunate.

• Published

  January 14, 2023
  

  Commentary: Hard week for right whales emphasizes urgent need for better tech

  The correct technology can support a vibrant fishing industry while saving one of the world’s rarest species from extinction.

• Published

  January 14, 2023
  

  The humble Farmer: How to have a wild day without even getting out of your own dooryard

  I am not the man I once was – but you try telling my wife that.

• Published

  January 13, 2023
  

  Maine Voices: Where Portland’s workforce housing falls far short

  Eligibility rules mean that anybody who needs a leg up to buy their own home cannot avail themselves of the ‘decent, safe and affordable housing’ our city ‘works to ensure.’

• Published

  January 13, 2023
  

  Commentary: Bedrock constitutional principles trampled by Maine’s indigent defense crisis

  Dozens of accused people, presumed innocent, are languishing in Maine jails without an appointed attorney. An immediate influx of funding is required.

• Published

  January 12, 2023
  

  Maine Voices: A grandmother’s thoughts on a world on the brink of ecological collapse

  As part of the generation that holds 70% of the disposable income in our country, I want that wealth to go to reversing the environmental damage we have done.

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