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Columns

Published
December 15, 2017

Commentary: Negotiator Collins, in search for tax bill fixes, this time missed the mark

Congress is poised to repeal an ACA provision forcing major cuts to Medicare and Medicaid.
Published
December 15, 2017

It might sound crazy, but here’s how Maine can transform its economy

Focus policies on attracting companies and thousands of workers to a 'Silicon Valley of the East' hub of three emerging technologies.
Published
December 14, 2017

Commentary: Remember victims’ families on 5th anniversary of Sandy Hook

They carry messages of reducing gun violence, eliminating bullying, enhancing mental health services and common-sense gun legislation.
Published
December 14, 2017

Commentary: Why did Bannon’s candidate lose in Alabama? Well, geniuses aren’t perfect

Only a clever strategist supports a judge who was removed from the bench twice, is accused of molesting teenage girls and proudly lives in the past.
Published
December 13, 2017

Greg Kesich: Workplace sexual misconduct is bigger than a few notorious cases

We focus too much on the celebrity perpetrators, and not enough on creating a better environment.

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Published
December 13, 2017

Maine Voices: If President Trump will not, our other leaders must take action on climate change

The "We Are Still In" coalition of governmental and business leaders has vowed to grab the ball.
Published
December 13, 2017

Robust campaign against special counsel Robert Mueller snakes through conservative sector

Americans are divided on whether Mueller, a Republican, is politically motivated, but right-wing noise against him could make his firing sound justifiable.
Published
December 12, 2017

Kathleen Parker: Sen. Franken behaved badly, but not on the level of Trump and Moore

Democrats sacrificed him partly for political reasons; what will Republicans do if an alleged molester wins?
Published
December 12, 2017

Maine Voices: Greater Portland Council of Government doesn’t dictate decision-making, it facilitates it

By collaborating with partner communities through civil public dialogue on regional issues, we help lead the way as a neutral party that hears all sides.
Published
December 12, 2017

Charles Lawton: Western Maine must create jobs, but will younger talent be there?

Overall population has declined in the rural area, but demographics point to an increase in the elderly sector.