And don’t forget this is ‘screen-free week,’ when kids and adults should try taking a break from their electronics.
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Internet integrity has to be bound by protection of privacy
Your personal data is becoming more accessible to businesses, government and even criminals.
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Maine Voices: We should protect our children’s health, not polluters’ profits
Our elected officials must oppose President Trump’s unconscionable budget cuts to the EPA.
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Maine Voices: When victims realize what is happening, they can leave abusive homes
The ‘Aha!’ moments are what keep investigators and law enforcement doing their best work.
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Cynthia Dill: Too many are being strangled by the disability ‘safety net’
Disability benefits often fail to address the real issues: poverty, pain and mental illness.
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Jim Fossel: Upward Bound decision is federal bureaucracy at its worst
The University of Maine at Presque Isle is excluded over a formatting error.
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Maine Observer: Brief mud season a harbinger of better times
Spring in Maine is a period of transition, and its signs – returning birds, more daylight, even puddles – bring true joy.
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Commentary: Maine needs a reform governor – and the pickings are slim
We have work to do, and we need a leader for our future. Now we just need some reform candidates.
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Join lobstermen, others concerned with Maine’s environment at climate march in Augusta
Trump’s proposed budget cut would slash research programs and even weather service funds.
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Garrison Keillor: After visit to vast, empty Alaska, it’s the people you remember
Alaskans still relate largely to their own experiences, not those they have read about in the media.