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I don’t know who I’ll be voting for in Maine’s gubernatorial election. I do know it won’t be for any […]
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Turn your attention to the race for Maine governor
Since Gov. Janet Mills opted not to end her career with an embarrassing loss by dropping out of the U.S.
Graham Platner’s inexperience is the point
Douglas Rooks has been a Maine editor, columnist and reporter for 40 years. He welcomes comment at [email protected]. When I first
Nirav Shah is the best choice for Maine’s environment
Erin Evans is a Portland-based master beekeeper and small business owner, She previously served as director of finance and administration
Transgender athletes bill goes against Maine values
Alicia Fiori lives in Lewiston. I am unsure why a bill to ban transgender athletes is being introduced or, frankly,
Portland’s Michael Brennan never served in Congress, a good thing for Maine
Rep. Sean Faircloth, D-Bangor, led the creation of the Maine Discovery Museum in Bangor, started the Maine Multicultural Center, which
Susan Collins no longer even pretends to be a moderate
A few years ago, a middle schooler in Western Maine asked Sen. Susan Collins which of her many colleagues over
We can name the accessible housing gap. Can we close it?
Paul Linet is the founder and president of 3iHoME (3i Housing of Maine), a nonprofit organization advancing accessible, affordable and
Maine fishing must be central to our national food framework
Ben Martens is the executive director of the Maine Coast Fishermen’s Association. Maine’s working waterfront is more than just a
Maine’s small libraries are worth celebrating
Jennifer Maffett lives in Pembroke. Barbara Baig lives in Edmunds Township. It’s National Library Week and Maine, with its long