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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Every student in Maine deserves the benefits of phone-free schools | Opinion
Why would we sabotage their success?
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Buckle up, Maine voters, it’s going to be one crazy 2026 | Jim Fossel
The Blaine House is wide open, the U.S. Senate race could be competitive and former Gov. Paul LePage should add some color to the 2nd District congressional campaign.
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Zoning must be used to solve Maine’s housing crisis | Opinion
While it’s not a silver bullet, zoning is a critical tool.
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National Endowment for the Humanities’ life-changing work in jeopardy | Opinion
If greatness is truly the administration’s goal, it should allow the NEH to continue its work.
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Gorham’s deer population is under threat | Opinion
Town officials will drive the protected herd into extinction if they continue on their present track.
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To protect democracy, we must hang together | Opinion
Alone we are vulnerable. Together we have strength.
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Reason prevails with Maine defeat of school chaplains proposal | Opinion
This bill was not about helping students, but subjecting children to religious indoctrination.
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Unravel the fairy tale of Sen. Susan Collins | Opinion
For me, the real story is told in three instructive chapters.
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Merideth Norris case reminds us that pain is real — and so is responsibility | Opinion
Where does the duty to relieve suffering end and the obligation to protect life begin? These cannot be rhetorical questions.