The writer is caught red-handed fishing illegally, if inadvertently, on Rangeley Lake after the season had closed.
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Jim Fossel: A tumultuous political year ends – is another on the way?
The ongoing investigation into Russian interference in the presidential election is likely to drag well into next year.
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Letter from the Publisher: Press Herald, sister papers well-positioned to keep up critical local journalism
A new press, new office space, new products and new partners offer opportunities and challenges.
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Gina Barreca: We navigated another year – and that in itself is a success
We celebrate the start of every new year because of what we’ve made it through.
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Maine Voices: Is patriotism obsolete? A borderless world will lead to nothing but chaos
Over the years, I gradually realized that patriotism is the emotional glue that holds us together.
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The Maine Millennial: I’m not leaving the great state of Maine, for better or for worse
I want to thank all the Mainers who made 2017, the worst year of my life thus far, better.
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George Will: We don’t need government to remind us that smoking kills
The way to halt smoking is not by belaboring health issues but by discouraging it among young people.
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It’s the season to house people experiencing homelessness
We know how to end homelessness, but it takes a community of common allies working together.
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Progressives clocked major progress this year on critical municipal issues
Voting to improve four elementary schools was a big winner, and the skills and momentum gained are expected to boost 2018 efforts.
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Commentary: Collins can’t seem to deduce unfairness of Republican tax bill
The loss of the personal exemption will hurt households used to itemizing their returns.