Now is the time to take action, and give a boost to many Maine communities, a Waterville resident writes.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Maine Voices: Mainers should welcome immigrants home – with furniture
The act of donating gently used items like couches, chairs, tables and beds is simple, but the impact is profound.
Tom Waddell: Overturning Roe, one way or another
The Supreme Court’s conservative justices are poised to overturn the constitutional right to an abortion, either outright or through the states.
Maine Voices: We must save the world from COVID in order to save ourselves
Omicron should trigger a shift of mindset in the West to start large-scale allocation of resources toward vaccinating the rest of the world.
Commentary: US is pushing Afghanistan into famine
Our dysfunctional political system incentivizes President Biden to take a tough posture against the Taliban fanatics and ignore huge costs of the policy for innocent civilians.
Maine Voices: Learning the right lessons from CMP’s corridor debacle
Fair compensation, public involvement and wise site selection are among what clean-energy projects need to succeed.
David Trahan: Question 3 gives us the right to hunt – and to a vegan diet
Maine passed a landmark law Nov. 2 that will keep extreme animal-rights groups at bay.
Bruce Poliquin: Maine needs affordable, reliable energy
Congress must include traditional fuels in our domestic energy policy and remove a natural gas tax from the so-called reconciliation bill, says the candidate for the 2nd District Republican nomination.
Maine Voices: Uncommon college doctor removed mental health therapy’s stigma – on campus and off
The notably successful methods of Aldo Llorente, who ran Bowdoin’s Counseling Center for 10 years, might be adapted at other colleges.
Another View: Eighty years ago, war came home
The writer was just a girl when the bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, changed the course of history.