A one-sided statewide freeze on these facilities will hurt the places in Maine that need economic options the most. The proposed project in Jay is a prime example.

Instead of making it more difficult for Americans to vote, we should be working toward getting more people to the polls.

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has finally brought to light the dearth of affordable, supportive housing for people with physical disabilities. Maine, you’re up.

Mainers must call on our elected leaders and remind them that protecting America’s public lands will make our country great. 

It is up to our elected officials to cut through the noise and defend the medical information that they know to be true.

The state’s Community Aging in Place program saves the state money, removing pressure on local emergency response and municipal budgets.

I’ve discovered that peace and serenity can be found in the most unlikely of places. Like the produce section of a grocery store in Midcoast Maine.

Stop treating our state’s fishermen like a heritage act, start treating them like the essential producers they’ve always been.