Focus policies on attracting companies and thousands of workers to a ‘Silicon Valley of the East’ hub of three emerging technologies.
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Maine Voices: Democrats won’t go wrong by stressing need for personal responsibility
The party isn’t good at telling people they need to shoulder some of the burden if they want help.
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Maine Voices: If President Trump will not, our other leaders must take action on climate change
The “We Are Still In” coalition of governmental and business leaders has vowed to grab the ball.
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Maine Voices: Greater Portland Council of Government doesn’t dictate decision-making, it facilitates it
By collaborating with partner communities through civil public dialogue on regional issues, we help lead the way as a neutral party that hears all sides.
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Maine Voices: Partisan divide may benefit Moore, as it did Trump
Elections seem decided less by policy than by hatred of what once was called the loyal opposition.
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Maine Voices: It takes big and small gifts to bring change
A mega-donation could resolve homelessness in Portland and also inspire many others to give whatever they can to help.
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Maine Voices: First Mainer lost in WWI a painful memory of a century ago
How ironic that many issues from 1917 continue to resonate long after the ‘war to end all wars.’
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Deadline for federal health insurance enrollment is just days away
Go to Healthcare.gov before the Dec. 15 cutoff, or reach a certified health navigator online or by phone to get help with questions.
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Maine Voices: Japan’s surrender saved a soldier from second major combat mission
With Operation Downfall looming, the writer’s father put off marriage, knowing things might be tentative.
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Maine Voices: Spiritual fitness, human connections needed as our culture goes through a transition
With the country’s institutions failing to inspire hope, Americans must nurture it ourselves to light the path to a better future.