Being elected doesn’t entitle you to absolute power. And that’s a fact that has no alternative.
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Maine Voices: For those standing on the median, ‘flying a sign’ is an exercise in humility
Many are embarrassed by asking for cash, and they say they would rather be working.
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Greg Kesich: Bernie Sanders’ agenda can win in Maine if a candidate can pull it off
His success should give Democrats pause as the 2018 gubernatorial campaign approaches.
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Maine Voices: Meals on Wheels delivers better health for Maine’s seniors
The service, which is not just for low-income elderly, provides good nutrition and improves quality of life.
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Maine Voices: LePage’s proposed cuts cast school leaders as fat to be trimmed
Good administrators are key to students’ success, and that’s enough reason to reject funding changes.
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Maine Observer: Stow contains all of Maine’s pleasures
Through all four seasons the border area brings to mind different parts of the state’s unique natural beauty.
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Maine Voices: Immigrants made America great
The story of America is only the story of new arrivals arriving, striving and becoming Americans in their own ways.
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Garrison Keillor: The Boy President’s style almost defies attempts at parody
Donald Trump’s bloviating has been punctured by poison pens before and will be for years to come.
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Commentary: Children from more stable homes do better, but what else do we know?
Social scientists probably will not be able to cut entirely through the ‘selection effect’ in studies.
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Camden Conference can help Maine students learn about world issues
The nonpartisan group seeks to support teachers and allow students to get a hands-on education.