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Thumbnail Editorial

C Thumbs up to the Old Orchard Beach town council’s decision not to pursue diagonal parking on Old Orchard Street, even though it would have added 15 spaces. We are glad to see they took the advice of Police Chief Dana Kelley, who said diagonal parking would create safety concerns. Traffic is heavy on this […]

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Editorial Roundup

Excerpts from recent editorials in the U.S. and abroad: Wall Street Journal on Ukraine and nuclear proliferation: The damage to world order from Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Crimea will echo for years, but one of the biggest casualties deserves more attention: the cause of nuclear nonproliferation. One lesson to the world of Russia’s cost-free carve-up […]

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Survey to allow input on health care

Residents of the greater Portland area, including those in York County, are being asked to weigh in on health care by participating in a survey. From February through April, health insurers are conducting a survey called the Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems, which is mailed to select people with health insurance, including those […]

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Irreconcilable differences

I want to tell you about a guy I’ll call “Ron.” That’s an alias. I didn’t pick a goofy one, because Ron’s story isn’t particularly funny. See, Ron is a racist. What makes that difficult to admit is that Ron and I have a history going back to grade school; we’ve got one of those […]

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Air traffic controller training needs improvement

At any given moment, there are about 5,000 planes flying in American skies. This country’s 15,000 air traffic controllers have a central role in getting these planes to their destinations safely and on time. However, the air traffic control industry is facing a serious challenge. While the technologies used in modern air traffic control have […]