The ch-chink, ch-chink of a passing walker or a cane will always remind me of a man I’m lucky to know.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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If you want to flip the Senate, you should be voting for Janet Mills | Opinion
We must not squander this chance to oust Sen. Susan Collins by voting for an inexperienced candidate with tons of baggage.
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Paul LePage should not represent Maine in the House | Opinion
The 2nd Congressional District race has been flying under the radar. Democrats would be wise to change that.
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Maine is finally getting it right on tax fairness | Opinion
My wife and I will happily pay a little more for things that make living in this state better for everyone.
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Maine must correct state school funding formula | Opinion
The current system hasn’t kept up with schools’ changing needs.
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Janet Mills’ TV campaign was unfair to Graham Platner | Opinion
I won’t be voting for her in June.
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In the personal setting of Passover, Platner showed me he’s the real deal | Opinion
The Democratic Senate candidate is all about the fight, not the flash.
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Maine benefits by exporting energy | Opinion
If the state can make clean energy locally and receive jobs and tax revenue in return, isn’t that a victory?
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Can we still make time for wonder? | Opinion
A recent documentary got me thinking about how Henry David Thoreau would manage in this information age.
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Flirtation with MAHA not one of Pingree’s finer moments | Victoria Hugo-Vidal
Politics can create strange bedfellows, but this is too much.