It would be really great if a ‘solar callus’ existed. It doesn’t.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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We should be more focused on the quality of Sen. Collins’ votes than the quantity | Opinion
Maine’s senior senator has proven that she either isn’t capable of weighing the facts or that she values party loyalty above all else.
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Don’t we all have a Toy Story to share? | Opinion
It’s important not to lose touch with the whimsy and wonder of childhood.
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Maine’s towns and cities need the arts more than ever | Opinion
What’s happening in Rockland should serve as a model for America.
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Proud of Susan Collins’ championing gay rights | Opinion
Maine’s senior senator has been a consistent in her efforts to bridge divides, choosing inclusion over division.
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Maine must mend one crack in semi-open primaries | Opinion
On June 9, many members of third parties found themselves excluded when trying to cast a ballot. Fortunately, there’s a simple legislative solution.
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Platner should not have to pass purity tests | Opinion
Insisting that Graham Platner pass every ideological purity test is a surefire way to guarantee the return of a Republican-controlled Senate.
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AI is changing work. Maine must be free to respond. | Opinion
Current proposals in Congress would strip states across the country of the right to respond to the real-world impacts of AI in their own communities.
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Portland’s new charter school threatens public school project | Opinion
When families choose to pull their children from public schools, the remaining students take the biggest hit.
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Bobby Charles is not the governor Maine needs | Opinion
The Republican nominee for governor would move our state in the wrong direction at exactly the wrong time.