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Columns

Published
August 30, 2015

Maine Observer: Maine’s magic is the appeal of simplicity

For more than two decades, a family from away keeps returning for books, puzzles, walks, and 'no television.'
Published
August 29, 2015

Maine Voices: ‘Fight for $15’ is one answer to our ‘profits without prosperity’ tailspin

When adjunct professors have to scrap for a living wage, it is time to fight for a secure middle class.
Published
August 29, 2015

The humble Farmer: Gorham ‘Normal’ education – all 12 years of it – sent me in many directions

As a college student, I went to Sweden, honed a gift for writing well without saying anything and accompanied Admiral MacMillan on an expedition – to Boston.
Published
August 29, 2015

Port City Post: Iowa seems light-years away when it’s your kid headed off to university

Who knew the fall ritual of a child becoming a college freshman could be so emotionally draining?
Published
August 28, 2015

Charles Krauthammer: Russia seizes opportunity from six years of Obama’s ‘reset’

Vladimir Putin is deciding how to best exploit the final 17 months of his Obama bonanza.

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Published
August 28, 2015

M.D. Harmon: Planned Parenthood’s strategy can’t make videos go away

Planned Parenthood attacks the messenger regarding its use of aborted babies.
Published
August 28, 2015

Maine Voices: Clean Power Plan a step toward sunshine for Maine’s economy

The plan represents the beginning of a more sustainable economic and environmental future for our state.
Published
August 27, 2015

Dana Milbank: Joe Biden should enter presidential race as a stalking horse

The vice president could divert attention from Clinton and make a run more attractive to other aspiring Democrats.
Published
August 27, 2015

Maine Voices: USM striving to ensure student success during school years and beyond

A resurgence depends on healing a fractured university and going forth with a decisive plan.
Published
August 27, 2015

Commentary: Current era of dramatic reforms shows democratic system isn’t ‘rigged’

Yes, money often distorts political outcomes, but on major issues, the 'little guy' has been the big winner.