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Maine Voices

Published
April 7, 2018

Maine Voices: Let’s not forget the people who made Portland what it is today

Developers have slowly priced the residents of Munjoy Hill out of their apartments and homes.
Published
April 5, 2018

Maine Voices: No corporate sponsors? Remember, LGBTQ movement is about inclusion

Pride Portland organizers should be mindful of the gains the movement has made with the aid of equality-minded business leaders.
Published
April 4, 2018

Maine Voices: Bill is investment in helping the homeless battle opioid addiction

The HOUSE pilot project would provide rapid housing and medication-assisted treatment for those struggling with substance abuse.
Published
April 3, 2018

Maine Voices: Beware when MDOT shows up with handshakes and promises

What happened in Wiscasset should serve as a warning for every other community in Maine.
Published
April 2, 2018

Maine Voices: Case ruling on violation of due-process rights is a warning to defendants

The justice system is not always fair to all, so they must keep a close eye on the conduct of judges and prosecutors.

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Published
April 1, 2018

Maine Voices: Opioids aren’t our only drug problem

Mainers also are dying from overdosing on meth, cocaine, benzodiazepines and alcohol – usually in combinations.
Published
March 31, 2018

Maine Voices: Public health challenges going unanswered by a remiss state

So let's lean on our leaders to act on water testing, Medicaid expansion and the nurse shortage.
Published
March 30, 2018

Maine Voices: Collins, King should oppose Gina Haspel’s nomination to lead the CIA

Maine's two senators are yet again being tested on the strength of their opposition to torture.
Published
March 29, 2018

Maine Voices: Changing to proficiency-based teaching is challenging, but worth it

The traditional-based teaching model stressed 'earning' grades not knowledge of content area.
Published
March 27, 2018

Maine Voices: Medicaid can do so much for Mainers, why does the governor resist expansion?

It would support families, save lives, improve health, create jobs – and to cap it all off, it's a huge bargain.