Republican attacks on public lands should concern us all
Bob Hamblen lives in Saco. While polling consistently shows that national parks and monuments, national forests and wildlife refuges are […]
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When it comes to dignity and fairness, we could take a leaf from Harriet Beecher Stowe
Tom Putnam is a retired history museum director. He lives in Cape Porpoise. It is easy to forget that one
Hannah Pingree is ready to hit the ground running as Maine’s next governor
Janet T. Mills is governor of Maine. The writer Kurt Vonnegut once said that every government ought to have a
Vote like your health depends on it, Maine
Jeffrey S. Barkin, MD, DLFAPA, is a practicing psychiatrist in Portland and the former president of the Maine Medical Association. He
Let discovery proceed in Hyde School case
Britt DiGiacomo is a writer, former Hyde School student and MFA graduate of Manhattanville College. Her forthcoming novel, “FORGE,” explores
In a low-key 2nd District race, Matt Dunlap stands out
Douglas Rooks has been a Maine editor, columnist and reporter for 40 years. He welcomes comment at [email protected]. If you’ve been
Maine is forged by nature, not AI. Let’s keep it that way.
Amanda Pleau lives in Bath. At the annual Maine Tourism Conference recently held in Rockport, keynote speaker Janette Roush, chief
Collins’ tremor disclosure highlights the value of transparency
Sen. Susan Collins recently disclosed that she has long been dealing with a minor medical condition — an essential tremor
Troy Jackson shows us what a Democrat should be
Mark Dion is mayor of Portland. For too many years, a prosperous few may have found Maine’s economic status quo
Shenna Bellows is the breath of fresh air we badly need
Toni Seger of Lovell is a multimedia artist, award-winning filmmaker and playwright whose plays have been staged in Canada, California,