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The Maine Millennial: As Sen. McCain’s presence intersects with my life, I see our similarities
We may disagree on policy issues, but I suspect he would understand I love our country just as much as he does.
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The Maine Millennial: Chaplain controversy shows that Congress could benefit from a Catholic education
A Catherine McAuley alumna says Speaker Paul Ryan and other supporters of the tax bill should listen more closely to the Rev. Patrick Conroy’s message of compassion.
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The Maine Millennial: Seeing forest through trees after memorable night in woods
If some New Gloucester dwellers would do the same, they might recognize the need for a Day One facility.
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The Maine Millennial: NRA should do more for gun safety, as opposed to gun control
The money the NRA spent during the 2016 election cycle could have bought 4,230,769 trigger locks.
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The Maine Millennial: Women should be armed against sexual harassment – and not just with words
On their 13th birthday, every girl in America should receive a simple 3-inch pocketknife.
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The Maine Millennial: When I attend my party caucus, I feel like a professional citizen
I spent last Sunday afternoon at the Buxton Democratic Caucus. Yes, there are Democrats in Buxton.
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The Maine Millennial: How our world has changed in the years since Columbine
When I was growing up, the term ‘active shooter’ had not become part of our school lingo.
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The Maine Millennial: It’s not flashy, but my grandparents’ love story a true romance
The relationship hasn’t had many dramatic moments, but the devotion they share has stood the test of time.
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The Maine Millennial: Whether newcomer or native, there’s no room for racists here
We’re still battling our own biases, but we’re not the insipid ‘monoculture’ a certain former Jackman official yearns for.