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Maine Voices

Published
April 24, 2017

Maine Voices: When victims realize what is happening, they can leave abusive homes

The 'Aha!' moments are what keep investigators and law enforcement doing their best work.
Published
April 23, 2017

Maine Voices: Genocide survivors share ‘soul wounds’

Holocaust Remembrance Month is a time to remember acts of genocide that occurred in the past and continue to take place today.
Published
April 22, 2017

Join lobstermen, others concerned with Maine’s environment at climate march in Augusta

Trump's proposed budget cut would slash research programs and even weather service funds.
Published
April 21, 2017

Maine Voices: There are common-sense, fact-based ways to fix immigration

Taxpayers are subsidizing big business and a desire for cheap labor at a massive cost to society.
Published
April 20, 2017

Maine Voices: Our state can lead the way in modernizing child care, elderly services

The universal family care bill before the Legislature would address many issues facing the current system.

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Published
April 19, 2017

Maine Voices: There is no survivable ‘nuclear option’ in alarming new arms race

Rebuilding our weapons delivery systems would also be a colossal waste of precious tax dollars.
Published
April 18, 2017

Maine Voices: LePage administration forfeits almost $2 billion in federal aid to Maine

Turning away federal funds doesn't lower your tax burden; it simply sends those dollars to another state.
Published
April 17, 2017

Maine Voices: Rising infant mortality rates point to big problems in northern Maine

Some rural counties in the state have similar numbers to places like Romania, Croatia and Botswana.
Published
April 16, 2017

Maine Voices: Don’t penalize energy conservers

To maintain the electric grid and roads, let the market work instead of burdening those who invest in clean technologies.
Published
April 15, 2017

State should make greater investment in the future of our children

The current approach runs contrary to what will help meet the needs of a vulnerable population.