City residents shouldn’t be treated as an afterthought by organizers.
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Just imagine what Portland’s West Bayside could be | Opinion
For the past 10 years, about 800 families could have lived there. There’s clear potential for a more vibrant community.
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Portland drivers, please slow down | Opinion
Pedestrians in the city are under siege.
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Buckle up, this shutdown could be a long, bumpy ride | Jim Fossel
Both President Trump and Democrats seem to be digging in.
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Let’s rid Maine’s campuses of the stench of Yik Yak | Opinion
I thought UMF was a safe place … until I read the things anonymously said about me on this hateful app.
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I want to understand my nephew’s autism. Trump has made that harder | Opinion
Our country’s leaders are wrong to say whatever they want, no matter the cost, to a public desperate for answers.
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We all need to step back and kick the leaves | Opinion
A favorite old poem reminds me, year after year, of the pleasure of being ‘buoyant in the ocean of leaves.’
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Research shows Question 1 would harm Maine voters | Opinion
There’s a lot more to the Nov. 4 referendum question than simply presenting identification to vote.
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Want to stay connected? Send somebody a postcard from Maine. | Opinion
Put away that phone and take out a pen.
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Voter ID requirement unlikely to do Maine any good | Douglas Rooks
Why do we need to make these changes? What problem are we trying to solve?