The fight against Alzheimer’s should not be a partisan fight
State Rep. Ken Fredette is the former Republican House leader and a member of the Joint Standing Committee on Appropriations […]
Opinion
Wyman Station is a problem Maine must solve
Eben Perkins is chief strategy officer of Competitive Energy Services in Portland. With its 421-foot stack, Wyman Station towers over
No kindness like the kindness of strangers in Maine
Derek Wittner lives in Kennebunkport. Often one hears that anyone living in Maine but not born in the state is
Maine needs more energy storage. It also needs more rigorous environmental review.
Steve Heinz coordinates hydropower matters for the Maine Council of Trout Unlimited. Kimberly Lindlof is correct in her May 28
Remember 988, the mental health version of 911
Elise Chase is Sweetser’s director of crisis services and oversees mobile crisis response teams in nine Maine counties. For many
Republican attacks on public lands should concern us all
Bob Hamblen lives in Saco. While polling consistently shows that national parks and monuments, national forests and wildlife refuges are
When it comes to dignity and fairness, we could take a leaf from Harriet Beecher Stowe
Tom Putnam is a retired history museum director. He lives in Cape Porpoise. It is easy to forget that one
Hannah Pingree is ready to hit the ground running as Maine’s next governor
Janet T. Mills is governor of Maine. The writer Kurt Vonnegut once said that every government ought to have a
Vote like your health depends on it, Maine
Jeffrey S. Barkin, MD, DLFAPA, is a practicing psychiatrist in Portland and the former president of the Maine Medical Association. He
Let discovery proceed in Hyde School case
Britt DiGiacomo is a writer, former Hyde School student and MFA graduate of Manhattanville College. Her forthcoming novel, “FORGE,” explores