There is not a common denominator among all of America’s tragic massacres except high-powered weapons.
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Maine Voices: Sense of family, comfort of music will help us get through Las Vegas tragedy
No matter how many madmen lash out, caring communities will prevail over incidents of evil.
NFL anthem protests evolve past Kaepernick’s original intent
When Colin Kaepernick took his first kneel, he was protesting police brutality against minorities.
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.
Gina Barreca: Yes, the nurse in the video sobbed, but she was the one still in control
Women have and will continue to weep while working, but often not for the reasons some imagine.
Leonard Pitts: In kneeling during anthem, NFL players are standing on principle
Professional athletes are in a position to focus attention on the nation’s sins, and some feel called to do so.
Mainers will join thousands in Boston to condemn racism
The wounds of Charlottesville will loom large Saturday at what’s being billed as a free speech rally.
Maine police leaders say Trump’s advice to rough up suspects is ‘wrong message’
Officials say it’s illegal, hurts community relations, weakens criminal cases and violates their core values of professionalism.
First responders need to know that we share the burden they take on every day
Give them a call, write an email or bring some cookies. It means more than you know.
State police resume search of Presumpscot River
A police spokesman will not say what search crews are looking for.