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Maine Voices

Published
March 26, 2018

Maine Voices: Bill would put thousands of Maine’s special-needs children at risk

It seeks to dissolve Child Development Services, which is best able to serve kids as young as age 3.
Published
March 25, 2018

Maine Voices: Maine’s fight against childhood obesity gaining ground

Childhood obesity is on the rise nationally, but our state shows signs of success.
Published
March 23, 2018

Maine Voices: Save the sick by preserving the Affordable Care Act

At a time when Sen. Susan Collins could make a real difference, she is caving to partisan gamesmanship.
Published
March 22, 2018

Maine Voices: Immigration terminology is based on a myth that needs to be challenged

With a migration increase has come the morphing of terms, stifling discussion of much-needed restrictions and enforcement.
Published
March 21, 2018

Maine Voices: As efforts to limit abortion rights grow, clinics need support of community

Complacency risks losing the compassionate and caring providers such as Maine Family Planning.

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Published
March 20, 2018

Maine Voices: As middle ground on immigration, beef up border security while protecting ‘dreamers’

It's a trade-off that would keep the country safe and improve the lives of millions of human beings.
Published
March 19, 2018

Maine Voices: Central Maine Power transmission line project raises red flags

The question is: Why should Maine accept a line like the one New Hampshire just rejected?
Published
March 18, 2018

Maine Voices: Why is Maine’s child welfare ombudsman out of the loop?

Two tweaks to the system can enhance her input about cases like Marissa Kennedy's.
Published
March 17, 2018

Maine Voices: U.S. Supreme Court weighs Janus v. AFSCME: Freedom for workers?

The decision may prove to be historic because most union workers are now found in the public sector.
Published
March 16, 2018

Maine Voices: Media mislead, stigmatize by broadly linking mental illness to violence

There are many types and degrees of mind disorders, and those who have them are rarely a threat to others.