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 […]
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Portland restaurants, cool it on the ‘concepts’
Emma Levensohn lives in Portland. If I hear the words “new restaurant that serves small plates” one more time, I’m gonna
Let’s restore a necessary balance to campaign contributions
Tom Dunne of Cape Elizabeth was the first executive director of the Dirigo Health Agency during the administration of Gov. John
Maine should strive for better policymaking. Just don’t look to D.C. for guidance.
Rosie Hartzler lives in Windham. I was very disturbed by James Deyermond’s op-ed, “After the State of the Union, Maine
Susan Collins is a master illusionist
Sydney Michalski lives in Columbia. Susan Collins is not fighting for you. Since launching her first congressional bid way back
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Maine’s juvenile offenders and at-risk youth have been cast aside again | Opinion
The repurposing of the Long Creek Youth Development Center is stalled once again. What is stopping Maine legislators from being
Hi, Lewiston, nice to meet ya
A couple of days ago, I turned on the faucet in the morning and saw, to my horror, the water
Maine’s shelter safety net is wearing out
Andrew Lardie is executive director at Tedford Housing, an anti-homelessness agency serving the southern Midcoast region. More than 5,000 people
How Americans foot the bill for the national debt
It’s tax season, and millions of American households are settling last year’s bill — but a much larger one is
Wood Technology Center: A program worth saving
Re: “Proposal to sell Seattle’s Wood Technology Center draws protest” (March 24, Northwest): At a time when we desperately need