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Published
January 31, 2017

Maine Voices: Here is why Donald Trump will be a 2-term president

It's time for 'Never Trump' voters to start taking him seriously, because his core base is going nowhere.
Published
January 30, 2017

Maine Voices: Security concerns necessitate video-only visits at county jails

Limiting personal contact is one way to keep drugs from being secreted to inmates already addicted.
Published
January 29, 2017

Maine Voices: Portland Public Library offerings ever voluminous

With extensive materials and programming, it remains a cutting-edge institution that's 'free to all' 150 years after its founding.
Published
January 28, 2017

Father getting laid off motivates daughter to be successful

My dad is a lot happier today with his new job, and I have become a lot more independent.
Published
January 27, 2017

Reject ‘modernization’ of nuclear arsenal that threatens life on Earth

We cannot stand by and allow Congress to pass a budget of $1 trillion for the nuclear weapons industry.

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Published
January 26, 2017

Trump’s EPA pick would use position to benefit business, not public health

Sen. Collins should join Sen. King in opposing Scott Pruitt, who lacks environmental expertise.
Published
January 25, 2017

Maine Voices: Annual one-night count helps shed light on homelessness in Maine

The federal government then uses the data to make funding decisions based on progress made.
Published
January 24, 2017

Maine Voices: Portland small-business owner supports the Affordable Care Act

Maine's lawmakers in Congress should focus on improving the Affordable Care Act, rather than repealing it.
Published
January 23, 2017

Maine Voices: Teens should join the crowd of those who avoid substance abuse

With the marijuana industry bound for Maine, it behooves young people to know of the risks.
Published
January 22, 2017

Like-minded groups erode moderation in Washington

As American communities are homogenized in 'geopolitical sorting,' political compromise becomes elusive.