What Maine’s next generation of farms needs to succeed
Ryan Douglas is a Maine-based strategic advisor to cultivation businesses and theauthor of “Presence is a Strategy: The Competitive Advantage […]
Opinion
Some of the best learning takes place during recess
Danielle Dalton, OTD, OTR/L, is an occupational therapist, an educator at the University of Southern Maine and the newly established
How to take advantage of the campaign spending bonanza
Dan Kolbert is a builder in Portland. As summer turns to fall, the electoral campaigns in Maine are sure to
America’s judges are not beholden to the representatives who nominate them
John Danaher is a former assistant U.S. attorney and former commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Public Safety and was
Get out for a walk, forge new memories
Todd R. Nelson is a former teacher in Penobscot. His essay collections, “Cold Spell” and“The Land Between the Rivers,” are
Criticizing the mayor won’t solve Portland’s addiction issues
Anne Pringle, herself a former mayor, lives in Portland. I attended the same Eggs & Issues forum on public safety
Here’s how to solve Portland’s public safety problem
Joey Brunelle is an at-large candidate for Portland City Council. I live near downtown Portland and walk down Congress Street
Maine needs to be standing ready for the next big storm
Pete Rogers is director of the Maine Emergency Management Agency. Jarrett W. Devine is acting regional administrator of FEMA Region
Troy Jackson says Mainers feel broke. His energy record helps explain why.
Sen. Harold “Trey” Stewart III represents District 2, which includes communities in Aroostook and Penobscot counties, in the Maine Senate.
Democracy survives elections. Some friends and families do not.
Jeffrey S. Barkin, MD, DLFAPA, is a practicing psychiatrist in Portland and the former president of the Maine Medical Association. He