Despite good intentions, Long Creek sends troubled youth further down the wrong path.
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Maine Voices: For gun owners, suicide prevention needs to be a collaborative effort
Why was the Maine Gun Safety Coalition’s director not allowed to give a speech on how the safe storage of firearms can prevent self-harm?
Instead of asking why a shooting happens, ask how we stop the next one
It’s time to admit that unregulated, unrestricted and uncontrolled guns are killing people.
Our View: LePage blocks path forward for Riverview
The governor won’t collaborate, and people with mental illness in state care pay the price.
Maine Voices: Blaming police for failures of mental health system is misplaced
The fault lies with the failure of our mental health system to adequately treat the seriously mentally ill.
Mental illness should not be answered with police use of force
And Portland should have written policy on how to interact with and respect the rights of minorities.
Our View: In youth football, little collisions really add up
Research indicates that head injuries at a young age can lead to lifelong ailments.
Our View: Suicide data for veterans show vast unmet need for care
Both Augusta and Washington are taking steps to lift barriers to services – but it’s only a start.
Deli video of man’s tirade leads to forum tonight on Portland downtown issues
The business owner’s postings on Facebook spark a discussion of homelessness, mental illness and drugs on city streets.
Maine Voices: Monument Square justice: Who goes to jail? Who deserves our help?
People with mental illness, drug addiction and homelessness are everywhere on the Portland peninsula.