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Maine Voices

Published
September 15, 2018

Commentary: Judge Kavanaugh no friend of Roe, marriage-equality rights

Sen. Collins holds a key and perhaps pivotal vote on his confirmation. She should vote to reject him.
Published
September 14, 2018

Maine Voices: Kavanaugh nomination also threatens constitutional right to birth control

The right to privacy, which protects contraception and abortion access, will be at risk if he's confirmed.
Published
September 12, 2018

Deeply personal experience shows importance of right to safe, legal abortion

Women and families are counting on Sens. Collins and King to vote against the confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
Published
September 11, 2018

Maine Voices: If Kavanaugh is confirmed, we face health care fallout for generations

We keep hoping that Maine Sen. Susan Collins will turn, but we know who's driving this wreck.
Published
September 10, 2018

Maine Voices: Scarborough, hold your horses when it comes to tax increment financing

That proposed TIF should set off a tiff among residents whose property tax bills may soar.

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Published
September 9, 2018

Maine Voices: A new name for USM should reflect what school aspires to be

Renaming the University of Southern Maine involves far more than mere marketing considerations.
Published
September 8, 2018

Maine Voices: CMP’s transmission line proposal is more than just a little fishy

The corridor is basically an extension cord from Canada to Massachusetts.
Published
September 7, 2018

Maine Voices: Speeding costs lives, medical bills, property and environmental damage

Too often, drivers view the posted speed limit as a mere suggestion.
Published
September 5, 2018

Maine Voices: The right school culture, not academic proficiency, best prepares students for life

An atmosphere of belonging and teamwork, not competition and caution, are powerful keys to motivation and success.
Published
September 3, 2018

Maine Voices: Maine workers suffered a catalog of indignities in earlier times

Those who celebrated the state's first Labor Day in 1891 surely appreciated the well-deserved recognition.