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Published
July 22, 2017

The humble Farmer: Celebrating my 81st-and-a-half birthday

And now let me share a few words from those who showed up for this not-to-be-repeated event.
Published
July 22, 2017

First responders need to know that we share the burden they take on every day

Give them a call, write an email or bring some cookies. It means more than you know.
Published
July 21, 2017

Portland’s housing crisis is something that can be turned around

Supporting rental and homebuying options for people of mixed income levels is of vital importance.
Published
July 21, 2017

Commentary: Republican women killed the Senate health care bill

Maine's Susan Collins was among the three female senators who sank the effort to undo Obamacare.
Published
July 21, 2017

Charles Krauthammer: Let the parents take little Charlie Gard where they wish

What is best for the child? Parents are more likely than anyone else to act in the best interest of a child..

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Published
July 20, 2017

Do we need to rebuild 4 schools? This crucial issue deserves closer look

Enrollments and demographics have shifted, and the $64 million bond could both burden taxpayers and impinge on other school needs.
Published
July 20, 2017

Commentary: Solar bill could help Mainers facing some of nation’s highest utility rates

A bill up for vote this week  means the PUC could ensure  wise use of solar, despite  CMP's cockeyed arguments otherwise.
Published
July 20, 2017

Dana Milbank: Nominee for ambassador to the Vatican clear example of cronyism

The nomination of Newt Gingrich's wife is also President Trump's beatification of Newt.
Published
July 19, 2017

Maine Voices: Administration needs to heed Katahdin Woods and Waters supporters

Responses in the public comment period nearly unanimously endorse the national monument.
Published
July 19, 2017

Greg Kesich: Good old days were not always so good in Portland

People who don't like the pace of change should remember it's good that some things are gone.