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Maine Voices

Published
October 16, 2017

Maine Voices: If citizens begin to model civil discourse, maybe politicians will, too

The Revive Civility project offers resources for talking to friends and family about issues that divide us.
Published
October 15, 2017

Maine Voices: Rural hospitals face downward spiral

These closures put Mainers' access to emergency care, primary care, public health, long-term care and other support services at risk.
Published
October 14, 2017

Maine Voices: Those trapped by human traffickers can benefit from Preble Street program

Building awareness in workers likely to come in contact with potential victims can help lead them to safety and services.
Published
October 13, 2017

Maine Voices: The time for universal health care and single-payer is near

We should not have to wait another 17 years to see a change that is so critically needed now.
Published
October 12, 2017

Defining down the definition of internet ‘service’ will hurt rural economy

As was once the case with phone service, a strong standard should be enforced for internet.

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Published
October 11, 2017

Maine Voices: It’s not a contradiction to own guns and also want sensible regulations

When it's easier to purchase firearms than a box of Sudafed and mass shootings become common, it's time for changes.
Published
October 10, 2017

Maine Voices: Amazon-Whole Foods deal helps to make the case for co-ops

It remains unclear the extent to which Whole Foods will change with the Amazon buyout.
Published
October 9, 2017

Maine Voices: There are many ways for adults to stand up against bullying

All schools should have a zero tolerance and a zero indifference policy against any child being bullied.
Published
October 8, 2017

Maine Voices: High-velocity guns only thread among most deadly mass killings

There is not a common denominator among all of America's tragic massacres except high-powered weapons.
Published
October 7, 2017

Good beer needs good, clean water and that is now threatened

Environmental Protection Administrator Scott Pruitt is eyeing the repeal of the Clean Water Rule.