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Let’s plant trees by the trillions
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Hickman puts constituents first
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Candidate Guerrette knows small business
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Story on Isgro went back into the muck
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Who’s at fault in turnpike crash
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Let Mainers decide on NECEC project
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In difficult times, follow words of Lincoln
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Stranger’s good deed will be paid forward
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We’re not really a ‘divided country’
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Capitol riot raises memories of peaceful march
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America made stronger by its scars
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Get rid of Trump to save soul of America
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When a government agency is given enormous power, it must be transparent in how it is used.
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In 2020, there were 7 commercial fishing-related fatalities with a Maine nexus. The fishing community, lawmakers and regulators must work together to develop solutions that save lives.
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COVID-19 may be a threat to the unvaccinated for years. But once the vaccine supply is secure, other Americans will want to resume travel, parties and business.
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As the Legislature sets priorities this year, we cannot afford to neglect the critical services necessary for Maine children in foster care.
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We need to tell the complete story of Melville Fuller.
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When 147 members of Congress vote to contest the 2020 election results even after the Capitol attack, it’s hard to believe that our ‘better angels’ will prevail.
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Rather than worry, ask yourself why you believe some assertions and dismiss others – on COVID, the election or any other topic.
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The $1.9 trillion proposal could also help the U.S. recover from the Great Recession.
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The violent invasion of the U.S. Capitol by Trump supporters should make it clear that words have consequences.
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A new statewide initiative is collecting information on where access is the worst. We should act on it as soon as possible.
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King drew on what he shared with his critics to challenge their view about his tactics.
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The State House on Sunday saw police, press and ... peace.
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Racial disparities in income and wealth are as restrictive today as segregation was in the past.
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Maine Republican Party leaders have been spreading the disinformation that led to the assault on the U.S. Capitol.
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Were Americans as outraged about uncoordinated Capitol security and the contrast with the aggressive presence at gatherings after George Floyd’s murder?
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