The state should use its quality of life and other advantages over large, crowded cities to attract and retain the growing number of people who can work from home.
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Commentary: Press, politicians and voters: Time to do your jobs
As the 2020 election approaches, we must avoid mistakes that got us where we are today.
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Maine Voices: Portland council’s process for deciding shelter sites remains problematic
Determining the size and number of locations should be the task of a partnership between city officials and the people of Portland.
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Commentary: True happiness comes from balance, especially with technology
This Gen Z kid – like most – has the world in the palm of his hand, but he learns more by putting the phone down.
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Commentary: Instead of resolutions, try New Year’s ‘firsts’
We celebrate our anniversary and New Year’s by doing something neither of us has ever done before.
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Commentary: Republicans should be alarmed by sign of intelligent life in the Democratic Party
Rep. Cheri Bustos is tasked with cementing the Democrats’ House majority in 2020.
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Maine Voices: Here’s my top-10 list of things to be thankful for
At the start of this new year, I find many reasons to feel grateful and encouraged.
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Maine Voices: County governments could make local-option taxes work
There’s wisdom in a regional approach to revenue distribution.
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Jim Fossel: Under Bush 43, Republicans may have missed a chance to frame health care debate
Imagine how different the political debate would have been over the past 15 years.
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Commentary: The taboo of suicide
Rather than avoid what is undeniably a painful subject, it is high time we all started talking frankly about it.