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Published
April 25, 2021

Maine Observer: Trust and patience still do the job

An annual tradition can pay off if you are willing to wait long enough.
Published
April 25, 2021

The View From Here: Giving Maine’s domestic abusers a chance to change

Challenging the beliefs that lead to family violence is a job for everyone.
Published
April 24, 2021

Another View: As Biden declares an end to the ‘forever war,’ the Taliban declare victory

We fear that peace is the last thing we’ll see in Afghanistan any time soon.
Published
April 24, 2021

The humble Farmer: Letting patients review doctors opens door to a different world

I’m going to pass up the chance to say scathing things about the person at the other end of the needle.
Published
April 24, 2021

Commentary: We need systemic change to address prescription misuse in Maine

Cleaning out the medicine cabinet for Drug Take Back Day on Saturday will help prevent unintended poisoning and medication diversion.

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Published
April 24, 2021

Maine Voices: It’s long past time to regulate the killing of our state’s coyotes

L.D. 1265, a proposal to ban hunting coyotes at night and with bait and dogs, would treat the species with restraint and respect.
Published
April 23, 2021

Commentary: Maine should make it easier for EV drivers to plug in, charge up

Installing easily reached high-capacity quick-charge stations on our state’s highways is a prerequisite to progress in the sale and use of EVs.
Published
April 23, 2021

Maine Voices: For equity and justice, it’s time to end sale of flavored tobacco in Maine

The survival of our LGBTQ youth depends on not selling harmful products targeted at kids and marginalized communities.
Published
April 23, 2021

Our View: Give young people in state with the oldest population more input in Augusta

A new bill would create the Youth Impact Commission to inform and advise policymakers.
Published
April 22, 2021

Maine Voices: Investing in child care is an opportunity we cannot afford to miss

Portland has made progress toward instituting universal pre-K, but more work is to be done to prepare our younger children to succeed in school and beyond.