A dire warning in a news article glossed over low numbers and real value of defined-benefit pensions.
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Dana Milbank: Trump off to a running start to surpass 2017’s year of insults
Four hours into the new year and the president launches into a verbal attack of a foreign country.
The key to fighting lead poisoning is in prevention, not detection
Children should not be used as lead testers when there is no pressure to provide lead-safe housing.
Leonard Pitts: Historian calls 2017 politically tame, but what about the war on our ideals?
It’s scary that it’s now the norm for a president to lie with impunity, attack the FBI and CIA, bully the media and threaten nuclear war on Twitter.
Airport directors: Facility charge supports critically needed Maine infrastructure
Congress should raise the cap on the passenger fee, now set at $4.50, which would help fund improvements in Portland and Bangor.
Maine Voices: Early childhood education is as crucial to military readiness as jets and ships
It’s important to get a head start on the building of academic and ‘character’ skills eventually needed to enlist or qualify for any career path.
Maine Voices: ‘A safety company that happens to write insurance policies’
Maine Employers Mutual Insurance Co. marks 25 years of success at being a safety company first.
Maine Voices: Real champions display depth of character uncommon in pro sports
So save your standing ovations for a disabled child scoring big in the Special Olympics.
Rethinking the failed military option
Relying on a world strategy backed by armed might has cost us trillions and done little to solve international disputes.
Cynthia Dill: 2018 will be a good year for Pats, women, Generation Z
It will not be so hot for Roy Moore or the ‘Olympic Athletes from Russia’ hockey team.