Affordable or not, adding new housing tends to drive down the price. It is simply a matter of supply and demand.
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Maine Observer: Lunch guest discovers my secret spot
I always cherish my chance meetings with wildlife, in this case a magnificent blue heron.
Jim Fossel: A vote on power project may revive Greens
The proposed transmission corridor through Maine could allow the environmentalist party to take the lead on a major new referendum.
The Maine Millennial: Women’s anger gets turned toward progress
Females are better at expressing what makes them mad, and that should lead to solving more problems.
Maine Voices: Fishery regulators should understand puffins need herring, too
The New England Fishery Management Council needs to implement ecosystem-based management of forage fish.
Gina Barreca: Don’t drop your clothes in a restroom stall and other life rules
Pay attention and be generous, and you’ll do just fine in life – and in Gina School.
Commentary: Kavanaugh evil-twin theory shows how far the right has descended into madness
Political expediency is the reason so many have embraced the implausible notion that the SCOTUS nominee is a mistaken-identity victim.
Commentary: Consequences of accusing a powerful man of misconduct are daunting
An ex-Capitol Hill aide who disclosed her own experience wonders whether #MeToo will force men to stop tolerating harassment and assault.
Maine Voices: Kavanaugh has misled the Senate in his testimony under oath
The question now is whether the reasonable mind of Sen. Susan Collins will guide her vote.
Dana Milbank: Holding our public officials accountable has become obsolete
If we want to feel better about current affairs, we should all follow Texas and abandon this teaching.