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Columns

Published
March 28, 2015

Maine Voices: Recognizing autism as a disorder that can be countered

It affects no two people the same exact way, so families need support to understand and cope with it.
Published
March 27, 2015

Charles Krauthammer: Rubio, Bush and Walker appear to be early Republican favorites

Fresh faces figure to do battle with the legacy candidate in the primaries.
Published
March 27, 2015

M.D. Harmon: Proposal to abolish concealed-carry permits is a step forward

It's time Maine caught up to Vermont in advancing firearm civil liberties.
Published
March 27, 2015

Maine Voices: The cost of higher education is a price worth paying for enlightened culture

Like a great concert or a Broadway play, college is best experienced with a group of students.
Published
March 26, 2015

Alan Caron: An inability to apologize makes LePage one sorry governor

His refusal to admit he was wrong compounds the governor's mistaken comments on Stephen King's tax status.

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Published
March 26, 2015

Republican senator: Letter to Iran raises awareness of nuclear deal’s shortcomings

Intervention is key to averting an accord that would be very bad for the U.S., says John Cornyn of Texas.
Published
March 26, 2015

Maine Voices: Children must have the right not to be at risk from unvaccinated peers

It's vital that kids be immunized for contagious diseases before they enroll in schools and day cares.
Published
March 25, 2015

Leonard Pitts: Prosecutor’s regret for bad conviction includes revulsion for death penalty

A.M. Stroud sent the wrong man to prison for 30 years. The man is free now, but what if he had been executed?
Published
March 25, 2015

Maine Voices: LePage’s decision on land bonds endangers key project near Sebago Lake

The Crooked River Forests Project would protect 791 acres of private forestland and 3.5 miles of the river.
Published
March 25, 2015

Greg Kesich: Residents of Portland have to get past their aversion to growth

We tend to resist change, but we'd all benefit from letting businesses expand and adding places to live.