Maine’s clean-energy sector is an important part of our all-of-the-above energy strategy, and further advancements will help reduce emissions, improve climate resiliency, spur innovation, and drive economic growth in communities across country. Today, investing in clean energy doesn’t just support companies that exclusively work in the industry; it helps support businesses large and small across […]

I write as a mother, gardener, and community member who supports voting “yes” on Question 3. Like many of you, I believe that access to healthy and nutritious food is important for everyone, regardless of age, race, ability or location. I also believe that it is simply smart planning to create a food system that […]

Thoughts on the proposed CMP power corridor for consideration: 1. The woods are not pristine. They are a working forest with miles of roads. 2. I’m not a fan of dams but our neighboring government has built these dams, they are there, the environmental damage is done. 3. When we visited years ago, there were […]

Wow. Big move! So, the oft-defeated Bruce Poliquin hopes to resurrect his political career by selling another home on the edge of the Second District and moving to Bangor? As a primary opponent noted, Poliquin owns million-dollar properties in the First District, but Maine law permits anyone to run for office wherever he lives – […]

Recently, we, residents of Maine, have been bombarded with ads concerning the upcoming vote on the CMP corridor. I have no strong opinion on the merits of the corridor as I value both our natural resources and the need to modernize infrastructure. It is a balancing act. My one issue on this matter concerns the […]

On Oct. 21, the MSAD 75 School Board will decide whether to continue a requirement for masking in district schools. On Aug. 16, the current policy was narrowly adopted. For the health and safety of our students, district employees, and their families, it’s hugely important that the current policy continues. I do not envy the […]

I am supporting Adam Hamilton with my vote for South Portland school board on Nov. 2. Adam has lived in South Portland his entire life. For 48 years, Adam has lived his life openly. So, this is what I know about Adam: There are no secrets; he is a pipe fitter for a fire protection […]

As the November election approaches, we’re once again hearing about how the progressive candidates are “toxic” and “divisive.” But before Portlanders make up their minds about these candidates, I would like to make a suggestion. Take a minute and go talk to them. Go have a conversation with Roberto Rodriguez or Anna Trevorrow, the two […]