https://preprod.pressherald.com/opinion/columnists-opinion/page/833

Columns

Published
October 4, 2015

Maine Voices: Time for mental health awareness

As an 'awareness week' approaches, a writer describes her journey and how others can find the help that rescues lives.
Published
October 4, 2015

Maine Observer: Summer was stubborn, in a good way

September granted Maine a spate of warm weather, holding on late enough to obscure the arrival of autumn.
Published
October 3, 2015

Jon Hinck: Portland’s minimum wage will give all workers a boost

The new law honors the hardworking service workers in our city while making sure that all participants can prosper.
Published
October 3, 2015

Mike Tipping: Rep. Bruce Poliquin is proud to be Wall Street’s champion

The financial interests paying his way are getting their money's worth. Just click over to YouTube.
Published
October 3, 2015

Commentary: Pope Francis’ kindness, respect should inspire policymakers in Maine

A lawmaker is reminded of his mother's lessons about dignity and responsibility.

advertisement

Published
October 2, 2015

Charles Krauthammer: Putin uses fight against Islamic State as a pretense to intervene in Syria

While the Russian ruse to keep Assad in power was transparent from the start, President Obama fell for it.
Published
October 2, 2015

M.D. Harmon: Turns out, pope shares belief that Kentucky clerk is Christian hero

Meanwhile, a long-awaited revolt is underway in D.C., with a vote on a new House speaker Oct. 8.
Published
October 2, 2015

Maine Voices: Question 2 would protect irreplaceable public views for Portland residents

It simply would make the scenic impact part of city zoning decisions and still would allow redevelopment of the Portland Co. site.
Published
October 2, 2015

Another View: Evidence of liquid water on Mars boosts hopes of life there

This tantalizing clue is reason enough to continue NASA's unmanned explorations of other planets.
Published
October 1, 2015

Alan Caron: Maine is witnessing an erratic, vindictive governor going off the rails

Frustrated in Augusta, Paul LePage is apparently giving up on constitutional government altogether.