The Republican tax vote proves that both ideology and party affiliation still matter.
2017
Hunting: For a strong deer herd, factor in the winter habitat
The dwindling deer herd needs places to successfully get through winters.
Birding: They’re from away but still count
The Christmas Bird Count will reflect how certain species made their way to Maine.
‘We were called to do this,’ Portland toddler’s parents say on adoption day
When the Maynards met Alden, he was anxious and couldn’t focus. Two years later, the 3-year-old is in a courtroom, calm and entranced by balloons, as his new parents vow ‘to be everything for him.’
Sen. Collins’ vote on Republican tax plan risks her moderate reputation
The honeymoon’s over for those elated when she saved Obamacare – they fear the Senate has lost a voice for process and deliberation.
UMaine’s Old Town mill project will ensnare taxpayers, companies warn
Two that lost a bid to create renewable energy at a vacant paper mill file appeals, saying ConEdison Solutions hasn’t outlined the cost of a venture likely to exceed $100 million.
JP Devine: Something happened that changed the world
As sure as the 9-year-old angel with cardboard wings who lives inside him, J.P. Devine writes that he believes something happened 2,000 years ago that changed the world.
Jim Fossel: In politics, experience should matter
Many of the candidates for governor have little governing history or connection to their party.
Maine Compass: Hunger in higher learning
Too many Maine college students face a decision between food and furthering their education.