About 95% of the land is already on the tax rolls, and the fiscal impact of taxing the others would be negligible.
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Leonard Pitts: Caring for the common good is what we should all have in common
Republicans might not like taxes, but they pay for our country’s basic services – including Medicaid.
Greg Kesich: Last moderate standing? Susan Collins stems tide of partisan politics
In announcing a ‘no’ vote on the Senate health care bill, the Maine senator acted within a reasoned tradition that we forgot existed.
Maine AG Janet Mills: Let’s shine a light on high drug prices and go after ‘gougers’
Legislators are reviewing a bill to clarify why some drugs cost so much – and to empower legal action.
Maine Voices: Senate health care bill will put older Mainers, cancer patients at risk
We urge Maine Sen. Susan Collins to stand her ground against the Better Care Reconciliation Act.
Charles Lawton: Stagnating population growth has great economic cost
Maine has to start working on its population problem now because next year, it will only get worse.
Commentary: Support Sen. Collins’ commitment to federal funding for Planned Parenthood
Two fellow Maine Republicans urge the senator to oppose any bill that would reduce funding for this key health care provider.
Maine Voices: Priceless benefits would come from single-payer health care system
It’s part of the same moral responsibility that Americans share for public safety and education.
Maine Observer: A lesson in lobster, from pound to pot
To the uninitiated, the process of procuring, cooking and eating a lobster can be curious and maybe a little barbaric.
Maine Voices: Centennial of modern conscription
June 5, 1917, was a landmark in American military history – the day that men ages 21-30 had to register for the draft.