Through a partnership with Idexx, it appears the Mills administration has secured enough tests to move forward safely.
Ben Bragdon
Staff Writer
Ben Bragdon is managing editor of the Sun Journal. Prior to that, he was deputy managing editor for news at the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel. Ben was previously editorial page editor for those newspapers and Central Maine Sunday for more than 10 years. Before that, he was managing editor for weekly newspapers at Current Publishing in Westbrook. He began his career as a reporter at the Piscataquis Observer in Dover-Foxcroft and editor at the Moosehead Messenger in Greenville. He has a bachelor’s degree in history from Boston University.
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Our View: Unfortunately, vaccine may be best chance to cut virus short
It is proving difficult to otherwise hold together any sort of unified response.
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Our View: Allow SNAP recipients to shop online
Americans who use food stamps should be able to shop the same way as everyone else.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Doyle McManus: Coronavirus is the great unequalizer
Los Angeles Times (TNS)
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View from Away: As FISA concerns mount, Congress should rewrite or repeal surveillance law
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (TNS)
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Our View: Maine summer tourist season full of questions
Maine needs to use the coming weeks to figure out the best way to balance concerns over public health and the economy in its biggest industry.
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Commentary: What does a socially distanced summer even look like?
Los Angeles Times (TNS)
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Our View: Masks another chance to do something for the greater good
Even more than physical distancing, wearing a mask is about helping others.
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View from Away: Is Washington really going to stiff state and local governments?
The Baltimore Sun (TNS)
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Letter from the Publisher: Newspapers need help in unprecedented times
At the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel, we are telling amazing stories in the face of a dramatic loss of advertising revenue.