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Published
January 7, 2017

State’s propping up harness racing industry makes less and less sense

More money for retired horses would be nice, but perhaps not having retired horses at all is the answer.
Published
January 6, 2017

It’s time for a new approach to trade agreements

A test of Donald Trump's position will be if he calls off negotiations for more TPP-style trade deals.
Published
January 4, 2017

Maine Voices: As Congress alters health care law, coverage of cystic fibrosis patients essential

Some proposed policy reforms would harm a group that desperately needs access to affordable treatment.
Published
January 3, 2017

Maine Voices: Ten tips will help you set, attain and sustain fitness goals in 2017

Achieving fitness goals entails a lifestyle change that spans intake, output and also outlook.
Published
January 2, 2017

Maine Voices: Trump, and his economic policy, will travel path of greatest resistance

He starts off with little good faith, and his ideas for the economy won't make him many friends.

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Published
January 1, 2017

Maine Voices: How will Trump shape China policy?

Will he take a hostile 'Great Wall' approach or attempt a more cooperative 'Silk Road' strategy of increased trade?
Published
December 31, 2016

Maine Voices: Multiple fiscal New Year’s Days create uncertainty for after-school programs

Running a good program depends not just on funding, but on being able to plan on that funding.
Published
December 30, 2016

Children’s books on racial equality resonate with busy working mom

Reading – or listening to someone else's story – is a crucial component of working for racial justice.
Published
December 29, 2016

Chaotic, dysfunctional system of health ‘insurance’ needs medical attention

Why can't we have one big bucket of money for health care that we all pay into – it would be so simple.
Published
December 28, 2016

Maine Voices: Inclusive, sustaining environments still missing for disabled people

Decades after the Pineland institution closed, Maine's rhetoric fails to create services and settings that empower.