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Columns

Published
July 12, 2016

Commentary: LePage attacks the hungry instead of the hunger problem, legislator says

The state should work to make healthy foods affordable instead of ending SNAP benefits.
Published
July 12, 2016

Charles Lawton: Now more than ever, makers of public policy need humility

If there is a theme to 2016, it's that the last thing we need today is yet another loud voice giving us answers.
Published
July 11, 2016

Maine Voices: Casco Bay High shines as joyful example of learning’s expedition

Our proficiency-based education lets students develop their passion and skills at the same time.
Published
July 10, 2016

Maine Observer: Much more than berries preserved in the jam

Memories of a day in the sunshine, a child's pride and a sticky kitchen promise to be as sweet as the strawberries.
Published
July 10, 2016

Maine Voices: Elie Wiesel’s lesson: Ask the right question

The Holocaust survivor, author and Nobel Peace Prize laureate watched and remembered so none of us would forget.

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Published
July 10, 2016

Alan Caron: Places like Maine offer hope in a time of turmoil

Disturbing news reports contrast with the calm of a family gathering in Belgrade Lakes.
Published
July 10, 2016

Cynthia Dill: Put focus on problem solving, not on Clinton

A new investigation of her handling of email as secretary of state is a waste when we need lawmakers to govern.
Published
July 9, 2016

Maine Voices: For supporters of Bernie Sanders, Trump may be the lesser of two evils

Clinton is a tragically wrong leader for the time, while for all his bluster, the Republican candidate has no record of mass murder.
Published
July 9, 2016

The humble Farmer: Clutter is in the eye of the beholder – and it can define us

And hasn't something that has hung on your wall for well over a century earned the right to stay there?
Published
July 9, 2016

Commentary: Still wishing for a long-awaited apology? You’re not alone

I didn't expect so many folks to say the person whose apology they most needed to hear was 'my mother's.'