I’ve tried protests, boycotts, letters and more. The unspeakable tragedy continues.
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What Medicaid cuts could do to Maine’s hospitals — and its people | Opinion
Here’s what to expect when our lifelines vanish. It won’t be pretty.
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We’re parents and teachers. Maine must ban cellphones in schools. | Opinion
From failing grades to failing health, the issue is a serious one for our state’s students. Portland schools now have the opportunity to lead.
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In Washington as Augusta, our legislators are letting us down | Jim Fossel
Serious problems demand bold solutions. Our elected officials are coming up short.
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The federal government is using women in prison as political pawns | Opinion
The DoJ pulled $1.5 million in funding from Maine’s prison system over a trans inmate’s housing. These women deserve better.
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We must protect our oceans’ golden geese | Opinion
Preserving marine sanctuaries and monuments is critical to keeping our fish stocks healthy.
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Mainers’ abundant kindness has helped me on my Parkinson’s journey | Opinion
Simple acts of reaching out, from people of all ages, never fail to move me.
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Maine must do better on homelessness | Opinion
A funding bill in the Legislature would provide $5 million to sustain shelters across the state, which would be a good start.
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Don’t let backroom deals hurt Maine sports fans | Opinion
A bill in Augusta that aimed to protect ticket buyers has been twisted into one benefiting power monopolies.
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Productive civic discourse requires seeking to understand | Opinion
Research, reflection and a willingness to adjust your beliefs can lead to more meaningful conclusions.