Our state’s first Black legislator will be remembered for a remarkable record. Maine should renew its commitment to the reforms he championed.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Changes to Maine’s school funding formula long overdue | Opinion
While significant work remains, the Legislature made important progress this session.
America’s dam busting is a sign of economic strength, not decline | Opinion
Benefits such as the return of sea-run fish should not be overlooked.
Reproductive rights will have a champion with Troy Jackson as governor | Opinion
The Democratic candidate has certainly walked the walk on the issue.
Are the right questions being asked on the transgender ballot issue? | Opinion
Maybe the question’s supporters should channel their energies into becoming true advocates for girls’ sports instead.
From Arlington Memorial Bridge in 1969 to Sagadahoc Bridge in 2026 | Opinion
Wars of choice, pitched as existentially important at the time, may be forgotten by most — but not by all.
How to fix Maine’s tax math | Opinion
Voters across the state have been revolting against crushing property tax hikes due to crumbling infrastructure. Fortunately, there’s a solution.
In this time of war, memories of my brother bring me peace | Opinion
Do we spend our eleventh hour in serenity or rage? Peter’s calm, reassuring presence throughout my life continues to guide me through the tumult.
Kudos to the moms, today and all days | Victoria Hugo-Vidal
In sickness and in health, in self-doubt and self-certainty, during the day and when up wrangling diapers in the dead of night.
Turn your attention to the race for Maine governor | Jim Fossel
Five Democrats and seven Republicans are vying for the office. Reading the tea leaves isn’t easy.