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Maine Voices

Published
November 5, 2016

Story of the stolen Trump signs in Falmouth takes nasty turn

The person who planted the blue Donald Trump campaign signs wants to tell his side of the story.
Published
November 4, 2016

A no vote on Question 2 should improve education equity in Maine

What the state's Question 2 proponents wish for and what we will get are two different things.
Published
November 2, 2016

Maine Voices: Question 3 would move toward balancing gun rights with responsibility

Arguments against the loophole-closing question are both superficial and unsupported by facts.
Published
October 31, 2016

Maine Voices: A ‘no’ vote against fluoride in water is a vote for better health

A mounting body of evidence suggests that overexposure to fluoride carries health risks.
Published
October 30, 2016

Commentary: Why you should stop obsessing about your kids’ screen time

A new study shows that they have lots of reasons for using digital devices, and some are actually useful.

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Published
October 30, 2016

Solar benefits all ratepayers

Adding more renewables to Maine's energy mix will save money, lower the cost of electricity and create jobs.
Published
October 29, 2016

Raising the minimum wage is a matter of justice and hope

Jesus told us to love our neighbors, and that requires us to work for all of our fellow citizens.
Published
October 28, 2016

Medical marijuana’s benefits don’t outweigh dangers of legalization

A York doctor endorses cannabis for medical use, but fears that Question 1 would encourage self-medicating and drive up prescription narcotic diversion.
Published
October 27, 2016

More gun-sale background checks acceptable, but Question 3 goes too far

The ballot measure would overregulate firearm transfers so that routine and harmless actions by sportsmen and women would be illegal.
Published
October 26, 2016

Maine Voices: Supporting our schools a sound investment for Maine businesses

Question 2 would fund schools to better prepare students and attract new tech firms to our state.