Our health care system should work for the people it was meant to serve, not for the middle layers that make it more complicated and more expensive.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Maine should not be the last state to provide victims with real-time alerts | Opinion
We need to join the rest of the country in funding a statewide automated victim notification system now.
A proud day for my family’s journalism nonprofit | Steve Collins
“Journalism is not for the faint of heart, nor for anyone trying to get rich.” But pride and even joy, I’ve learned, can come with the territory.
Colby’s growth risks outpacing its educational mission | Opinion
The college has mastered the art of institutional expansion. It has yet to articulate an equally ambitious vision for the education of its students.
Maine’s latest ballot question puts a target on trans students’ backs | Opinion
The ‘Protect Girls’ Sports’ measure is going to force a public and unfair outing of transgender youth in Maine’s schools.
Investing in Maine’s land is an investment in our communities | Nature Connects
Land for Maine’s Future is helping ensure that the landscapes Mainers rely on remain healthy and resilient for generations to come.
Ending sexual violence should be a national priority | Opinion
It’s time for abuse survivors to come out of the shadows and make their voices heard. Let’s start right here in Maine.
Janet Mills shows Graham Platner she’s ready to rumble | Jim Fossel
If you’ve counted Mills out, you might want to reconsider.
Maine must cut through the noise of Medicaid fraud allegations | Opinion
The recent scrutiny of health care and human service providers should not be reduced to a partisan fight.
Schools in Maine are ready to ban phones | Opinion
Our politicians are the ones dragging their feet.