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Maine Voices

Published
July 27, 2016

Maine Voices: Applying for college? Approach it as a process with deeper purpose

A world in tumult is ample evidence of a need for students seeking both education and motivation.
Published
July 26, 2016

Maine Voices: Ignorance is not bliss when it comes to our child hunger problem

It is a problem that affects 20 percent of our kids and we must support programs that help feed them.
Published
July 25, 2016

Maine Voices: Trump fails to live up to Republican Party values

A lifelong Republican decides that he can’t vote for someone who is a poor role model for his kids.
Published
July 24, 2016

Maine Voices: Create a Government Oversight Committee and OPEGA archive

The work of these government bodies exemplifies the strength of our system of open discussion and merits preservation.
Published
July 23, 2016

Maine Voices: Zika virus tops list of reasons to postpone Olympics

The world should help Brazil solve its problems before coming back to showcase the country.

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Published
July 22, 2016

Maine Voices: Government, media have part to play in reviving public’s trust in nonprofits

Agencies have internal issues, but unfair criticism and misleading coverage can also erode the groups' effectiveness.
Published
July 21, 2016

Maine Voices: Let’s think big about Maine Center for Graduate and Professional Studies

The proposed center could become an innovation incubator and a credit to USM, Portland and Maine.
Published
July 20, 2016

Maine Voices: FairPoint clarifies ‘provider of last resort’ regulation, investment in landlines

The Legislature provided a path to deregulation but FairPoint won't cut basic landline service in Maine.
Published
July 19, 2016

Maine Voices: Improve the VA health system by supporting a key rule change

A proposal to allow nurse anesthetists to use the full extent of their training would cut wait times for care.
Published
July 18, 2016

Maine Voices: A no-tip, living wage for servers will anchor the restaurant industry

Employees will stay longer and have a steady, reliable income to spend in a city they can afford to live in.