The series of silent features produced by his studio in Augusta, still screened today, transport audiences to happier times.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Maine is forged by nature, not AI. Let’s keep it that way. | Opinion
Didn’t we learn our lesson with Poland Spring? Stop using Maine’s natural resources to up the ante.
Imagine a public, nonprofit system of healthcare! I didn’t have to. | Opinion
I’m sorely missing the days of the “circuit doctor” from my teenage years.
Primary care is the front door to good health. It shouldn’t be the hardest door to open. | Opinion
Urgent care, never meant to serve as a replacement, can be part of the solution for Maine patients in need.
Collins’ tremor disclosure highlights the value of transparency | Jim Fossel
Anyone running for governor, U.S. Senate or Congress this year ought to release at least two years of tax returns and health records.
We need more clarity from Graham Platner on gun safety | Opinion
Voters need to know whether he is willing to move beyond careful generalities on the issue.
Fish passage, flood control and a Maine town united | Nature Connects
On the Narraguagus River in Cherryfield, a community-focused restoration effort serves as a model for reopening sea-run fish pathways.
Maine must remain steadfast in tackling overdose crisis | Opinion
The LEAD program takes a human approach with the Mainers who need it most. We need to support its long-term viability by funding it.
Troy Jackson shows us what a Democrat should be | Mark Dion
Jackson has continued to fight tirelessly for the people who built this state, which is why I’m voting for him to be Maine’s next governor.
An ICE field office is a miserable place | Opinion
There was something powerful about Mainers crossing state lines to stand up for other Mainers last month.