The Bill of Rights gives us rights unknown in Nazi-era Germany: to speak out, assemble and march against abuses of power.
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Retail Association of Maine CEO: Patience, planning needed this holiday season
To save time and money and reduce stress, shop locally, shop on less-busy days – and if you really like it, grab it while it’s still in stock.
Our View: Treat suicide as the public health problem it is
A new task force to help Maine veterans will do the important work of lowering the stigma that is getting in the way of care.
Maine Voices: We’re tired. Things are in chaos. But nothing will change if we don’t vote
We owe it to each other to channel our energy – our fear, anger and pain – into something that can make a difference.
Our View: Mainers can trust election process
Whether they go to the polls Nov. 3 or mail in a ballot, voters can be confident that their vote will be counted.
Commentary: Cooperation offers hope, strength to Maine communities
Maine’s cooperatives, which connect people and communities to common interests, industries and goals, model a positive response to COVID’s impact.
Commentary: A healthy U.S. Postal Service is critical to our democracy
Voters need the Senate to join the House in acting on legislation that will ensure timely delivery of ballots.
Leonard Pitts: While we’re sleeping or Zooming, democracy is slipping away
What would have seemed unthinkable four years ago is anything but in 2020.
Maine Voices: Choose freedom over license in the mask debate
Freedom is the considerate notion of not curbing others’ rights while you exercise yours.
Our View: Congress seems to be courting a long recession
The House has a bipartisan COVID relief package, but Senate Republicans have failed to grasp the moment’s urgency.