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Maine Voices

Published
February 10, 2016

Maine Voices: Article failed to report facts pointing to Dechaine’s guilt, state attorney general says

These include five state and federal court rulings and multiple DNA tests done at his own request, says Janet Mills.
Published
February 9, 2016

Maine Voices: Parents of teenagers need to learn the warning signs of dating violence

There are some red flags to watch for when abusive tactics are being used to gain control over a partner.
Published
February 8, 2016

Maine Voices: Solar energy is good for Maine – but bigger bureaucracy won’t help it grow

State policies should provide incentives for clean energy and lower the financial risk to small generators.
Published
February 7, 2016

Maine Voices: Super Bowl offers chance for reflection on our society

The shared ritual of watching a football game emphasizes spectacle and commerce, but that's not necessarily good.
Published
February 6, 2016

Maine Voices: Woman’s missing class ring sparks imagination

'CB' might have had a fight with a boyfriend or she simply might have lost her 1934 gold ring.

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Published
February 5, 2016

Maine Voices: Turning Maine’s older volunteers into economic and cultural assets

Ninety volunteers, many in semi- or full retirement, man all aspects of the Camden Conference.
Published
February 4, 2016

Maine Voices: Republican spending plans would unsheathe double-edged sword

Even after allowing for positive economic effects, all of the proposals would increase the deficit.
Published
February 3, 2016

Maine Voices: For Maine students’ sake, we must do more to support their teachers

Paying top educators to mentor them and setting a base wage would improve teaching effectiveness.
Published
February 2, 2016

Maine Voices: The key to addressing the addiction epidemic begins with science

The neurobiology and medical communities now widely accept that addiction is a chronic health issue.
Published
February 1, 2016

Maine Voices: Pesticide ordinance would have Portland flourishing responsibly

Our lack of synthetic land-care chemical regulations sets us apart from other progressive communities.