We can name the accessible housing gap. Can we close it?
Paul Linet is the founder and president of 3iHoME (3i Housing of Maine), a nonprofit organization advancing accessible, affordable and […]
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Maine fishing must be central to our national food framework
Ben Martens is the executive director of the Maine Coast Fishermen’s Association. Maine’s working waterfront is more than just a
Maine’s small libraries are worth celebrating
Jennifer Maffett lives in Pembroke. Barbara Baig lives in Edmunds Township. It’s National Library Week and Maine, with its long
It’s time to talk about how Maine families pay for college
Andrea Vasquez is a Maine-based educator and doctoral student at the University of Southern Maine, where her research focuses on
Maine is finally getting it right on tax fairness
John Coleman lives in Portland. I was glad to see Gov. Mills support the proposed millionaire tax. As a lifelong
Maine benefits by exporting energy
Eliza Donoghue is executive director of the Maine Renewable Energy Association. Maine has a long tradition of making products like
Period poverty is real in Maine. We’re done pretending otherwise.
Bonny Rollender is the owner of Rytualist Aesthetic Bar in Portland. Angela Stone is thefounder and executive director at Maine
Vital to invest in Lincoln County infrastructure | Opinion
Rep. Wayne Farrin is serving his first term in the Maine House, representing Jefferson, Alna, Whitefield and Wiscasset. He serves
Maine businesses are right to resist data privacy bill
At the time of writing, a divisive data privacy bill was still wending its way toward passage in Augusta. In
What Paul Revere and John Hancock would admire about a Maine town meeting
Paul Mills, a Farmington attorney, has moderated more than 250 town meetings in Maine, including those this year in New