Far from helping, more rent-controlled units might well exacerbate the existing supply problem.
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Maine Voices: Those trapped by human traffickers can benefit from Preble Street program
Building awareness in workers likely to come in contact with potential victims can help lead them to safety and services.
Maine Voices: The time for universal health care and single-payer is near
We should not have to wait another 17 years to see a change that is so critically needed now.
Commentary: Trump’s border wall is a fair trade for protecting ‘Dreamers’
The open question is whether both sides are willing to compromise on the issue of immigration.
Commentary: Let’s all work to make sure ‘A Day Without Water’ never happens
The Portland Water District joins in a national day of education about the value of water.
Defining down the definition of internet ‘service’ will hurt rural economy
As was once the case with phone service, a strong standard should be enforced for internet.
Leonard Pitts: Two Republicans say Trump is unfit. When will the rest show the same patriotism?
Most of them have known all along but won’t admit it, prioritizing their party over the good of the country.
Maine Voices: It’s not a contradiction to own guns and also want sensible regulations
When it’s easier to purchase firearms than a box of Sudafed and mass shootings become common, it’s time for changes.
Greg Kesich: A slightly educated guess on whether Susan Collins runs for governor: No
As a moderate in a party that has shifted hard-right, the well-liked senator could lose the Republican primary.
Maine Voices: Amazon-Whole Foods deal helps to make the case for co-ops
It remains unclear the extent to which Whole Foods will change with the Amazon buyout.