Between the moon walk and Woodstock, Charles Manson’s ‘family’ reminded the world to be afraid of change.
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Maine Voices: Flag reaches final resting place, in memory of a soldier
A movie depicting World War I prompts a search for a home for a relic of a great-uncle’s service.
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Jim Fossel: GOP candidates should say what they are for
It’s not too soon to identify issues that most Republicans agree on, and set the party’s agenda for 2020.
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Another View: Calls for Franken’s resignation failed to take facts into account
Sen. Angus King did the right thing by saying he wished he hadn’t asked the senator to step down.
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Commissioner Liberty: Editorial casts Maine’s correctional system in unduly bleak light
The rehabilitation of our friends, family and neighbors drives the system and Maine’s Department of Corrections.
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The humble Farmer: Maine companies are the best equipped to serve Maine residents
Keep local money in the local economy – don’t encourage policies that funnel it to Chinese, Spanish or New York corporations.
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Another View: Ebola outbreak isn’t just Congo’s problem
The United States can’t afford to ignore the spreading risk.
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Maine Voices: Any American can be a patriot without being a nationalist
Patriots are committed to liberty and democracy, while nationalists value the symbols of a nation.
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Marc A. Thiessen: Democratic debate was a brawl between the left and the far left
The real debate will take place when Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders share the stage.
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Maine Voices: Immigrants are the new American faces of the green revolution
Recently arrived Angolan and Congolese migrants have an assimilation role model in Maine’s Somali farmers.