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Columns

Published
November 2, 2014

Michael Cuzzi: Imagine four more years of Gov. LePage, then vote Michaud

By electing LePage in 2010, we got a ringmaster rather than a businessman.
Published
November 1, 2014

Maine Voices: Alcohol creates more work for officers – so why focus on marijuana?

Law enforcement's role should be to enforce laws that citizens create, not to exercise its own bias.
Published
October 31, 2014

Commentary: Help me help more Mainers live the American Dream, Gov. LePage asks voters

If your biggest concern is growing Maine's economy and reforming state government, then I'm your guy, he says.
Published
October 31, 2014

Maine Voices: To fight epidemic of fear, we must be guided by science, not emotion

Quarantining all health care workers returning from Africa hurts efforts to stop Ebola at its source.
Published
October 31, 2014

Commentary: Since Cutler can’t win, vote for Michaud and save Maine’s self-respect

The pragmatic, bipartisan Democrat will be better than Gov. LePage for the environment and economy.

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Published
October 30, 2014

Maine Voices: State’s economic disparity discriminates most against minorities

We can and must create shared solutions that strengthen Maine's economy for the long haul.
Published
October 30, 2014

Commentary: If independence and character count, Cutler’s the only candidate

He brings personal convictions and leadership to the table.
Published
October 30, 2014

Alan Caron: Cutler supporters hold key to election

With the choice now down to Michaud and LePage, all should understand what a vote for Cutler would mean.
Published
October 29, 2014

Maine Voices: Newspaper coverage offers skewed picture of Riverview employees

In order to safely treat dangerous clients, hospital staff deserve both moral and practical support.
Published
October 29, 2014

Greg Kesich: Cutler’s inevitable endgame speech needed before it’s too late

It's a difficult choice, but if the independent fights to the finish he risks another four years of Gov. LePage.