Many of the rules that helped make life manageable in a sub apply in our current situation.
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Our View: Poverty is harmful, in and out of widespread emergencies
Robust assistance programs are needed now, and after the outbreak goes away.
Jim Fossel: Governors will decide when to reopen the economy
The president has awesome powers, but canceling a state’s public health emergency is not one of them.
Maine Voices: Disease was formidable enemy for Maine soldiers in the Civil War
Then as now – and in surprising ways – illness shaped the way that people live and die.
The Maine Millennial: COVID crisis wrong time for congressional recess
Why are members of Congress sitting around at home when there’s work to be done in D.C.?
Another View: Lessons from World War II still not learned
As columnist Leonard Pitts noted, some of us will never be American enough for some bigots.
Commentary: Now more than ever, let’s look out for one another
COVID, isolation and power outages have been tough on everyone – resources are out there to meet the mental health needs of Maine’s veterans.
Maine Observer: The flavor of experience makes the meal
Where you are and who you are with might be the secret ingredient in every great dish.
Our View: Rural Maine is not immune from COVID
Sparse development will not protect people from a very contagious virus.
Insight: Why your local store keeps running out of flour, toilet paper and prescription drugs
Supply chains are more complex than we think, and it doesn’t take much to disrupt them.