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Maine Voices

Published
May 28, 2016

Maine Voices: Biomass plays vital role in Maine’s forestry industry

The biomass amendment sponsored by Maine's senators deserves to stay in the energy bill.
Published
May 27, 2016

Maine Voices: Doctors, hospitals working to increase access to unaffordable medications

The nonprofit MedHelp Maine advises clinicians as prescription drug costs, copays and deductibles all skyrocket.
Published
May 26, 2016

Maine Voices: It’s not too late for Rep. Poliquin to stop being a bystander and back gay rights

The congressman's stance, at times absurdly contradictory, avoids the issue as much as possible.
Published
May 25, 2016

Maine Voices: Our politically correct culture reaches too far to protect transgender rights

The federal edict citing transgender accommodations under Title IX is out of line: What about the rights of the gender-stable who feel unsafe in a locker room?
Published
May 24, 2016

Maine Voices: At Hiroshima, Obama should begin leading world back from the brink

Absent debate or action, we are on the verge of an expensive and dangerous new nuclear arms race.

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Published
May 23, 2016

Maine Voices: Wealth – or lack of it – needn’t be major factor in determining lifespan

Franklin County offers an example of how a poor area can focus on health to the benefit of all.
Published
May 22, 2016

Maine Voices: Portland has a hero working in Haiti

But at 98, Coleman 'Coley' Gorham is concerned about the future of his life's mission: a school accessible to kids who'd otherwise be shut out.
Published
May 21, 2016

Maine Voices: Government of, by and for the people? Now it’s just big government

President Obama grew regulatory power to new heights as Congress and the courts stood by.
Published
May 20, 2016

Portland Press Herald’s MaineVoices Live event with Lily King

The event features a conversation between Lily King and Press Herald features writer Bob Keyes.
Published
May 20, 2016

Maine Voices: If students take a gap year, they should find a way to make it count

Young Mainers don't have to sign up for a costly packaged program to gain experience and maturity before college.