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Columns

Published
October 26, 2016

Leonard Pitts: A more disturbing sign of the times is vandalism to Emmett Till’s death site

Memories, however painful, must be kept alive – after all, we'd never say, 'Forget Anne Frank.'
Published
October 26, 2016

Maine Voices: Supporting our schools a sound investment for Maine businesses

Question 2 would fund schools to better prepare students and attract new tech firms to our state.
Published
October 26, 2016

Greg Kesich: Political yard signs may be stupid, but freedom of speech is not

A Falmouth woman should take no pride in denying someone else their right to speak by removing Trump campaign signs.
Published
October 25, 2016

Charles Lawton: ‘No’ on referendum Question 2 is a pro-education vote

Maine should keep the original goal of raising an additional $157 million for K-12 schools but rethink how to allocate state aid.
Published
October 25, 2016

Kathleen Parker: White-tie dinner shows why so many prefer Trump to Clinton

Being Donald Trump means never playing by the rules, even – or maybe especially? – among the 'elites.'

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Published
October 25, 2016

Maine Voices: Let’s hope World Series winner avoids arrogance of Red Sox, Yankees

After the Indians or Cubs earn long-sought bragging rights, they don't have to stop being a lovable team.
Published
October 25, 2016

Another View: Legalizing cannabis would put Maine on shaky moral ground

A society that taxes inebriation to pay for public services is not functioning in important ways.
Published
October 24, 2016

Maine Voices: For these restaurateurs, raising minimum wage is the decent thing to do

The boost to $12 by 2020 would put restaurants on an even playing field.
Published
October 23, 2016

Maine Voices: A call to resist ‘toxic masculinity’

The road to manhood is challenging enough without people like Donald Trump and his 'beta boys' as models.
Published
October 23, 2016

Maine Observer: Catch a falling leaf, just for fun

Encouraging smiles and silliness – not in that order – is the point of this seasonal club at a rural Maine school.