The virus has forced schools and educators to innovate faster than we ever thought possible and brought us closer to students and families.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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George Smith: Memories worth their weight in gold
Childhood in central Maine gave the columnist a lot to look back on.
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Commentary: Five steps to Maine’s green COVID recovery
Aim high; make equity a priority; invest in a modern clean-energy grid; join the regional transportation initiative, and establish an energy storage roadmap.
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-Eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Medical marijuana patients want access to safe, tested medicine
This session, Maine legislators will weigh bills that address these vital issues, and patients should take the opportunity to speak up.
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Commentary: Maine needs CMP to be a partner to clean energy, not an obstacle
The PUC must investigate what’s behind the utility’s unexpected demand for costly upgrades by solar developers.
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Commentary: We need open space, and Washington can help us get it
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Maine Voices: Looking upstream for causes of racial inequality
Instead of focusing only on who needs help, we should also understand why they need it.
Posted inBill Nemitz, Maine, News, Op-Eds, Opinion
Flouting CDC rules, MaineHealth offered vaccines to all employees, even remote workers
Stay-at-home workers and even outside contractors got shots, while many of the state’s older residents await vaccines.
Posted inGreg Kesich, Op-Eds, Opinion
The View From Here: Three dots say more than you think
Technology has given us a lot of new ways to communicate – and a lot of ways to be misunderstood.
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Black History Month: Gerald Talbot, Maine’s first Black lawmaker
During his three House terms, Talbot championed migrant worker rights, Indian tribal sovereignty, fair housing and creating a holiday to honor King.