Editorials
Our View: State’s plan for lobster lines an improvement
Between 2017 and 2018, 20 right whales died — a staggering 4 percent of the population — mostly from entanglements with fishing lines. Experts say even one death a year could doom the population, which has fallen to about 400.
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Editorials
Our View: Wheelchair athlete should be allowed to compete alongside teammates
The MPA should reverse its decision on Jonathan Schomaker, a 15-year-old sophomore at Leavitt Area High School.
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Editorials
Our View: Proud state watching as Meir prepares to make history
The 42-year-old Maine native is scheduled to take part in the first all-female spacewalk Thursday or Friday, NASA says.
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Columnists
Greg Kesich: Coming to terms with a box of lies
The human imagination is a powerful tool, but we can use it to fool ourselves.
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J.P. Devine
J.P. Devine: Our 58th anniversary waltz is about faith and hope
With the "big one" in sight, J.P. Devine reflects on anniversary gifts over the years and what they mean.
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Jim Fossel: Democrats’ agenda exposes party’s weaknesses
Putting out a list of jobs undone doesn't bode well for the party's electoral chances next year.
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Bill Nemitz
Bill Nemitz: Got a good story? These kids want to help tell it
Casco Bay High School's 'People of Portland Project, 2020' isn't just about learning to produce a narrative. It's about finding inspiration from the 'everyday' folks around us.
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Columnists
The Maine Millennial: The politics of pregnancy
Every generation of American women face workplace discrimination if they get pregnant.
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Columnists
Maine Voices: When it comes to helping Type 1 diabetes families, Sen. Collins is resting on her laurels
As insulin costs soar, she has put forward a Band-Aid bill and supported tax breaks for insulin manufacturers.
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Columnists
Commentary: Federal taxes are too high
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Bill Nemitz
Bill Nemitz: A Maine senator, a constituent and a failure to communicate
It started as an airport chat between Sen. Susan Collins and a ‘rude’ constituent. Now it's the stuff of full-page newspaper ads.
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Opinion
Today’s editorial cartoon
Maine Compass
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Letters to the Editor
Councilor: Waterville leaders should welcome input
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Letters to the Editor
‘Mayor Pete’ right candidate for the moment
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Letters to the Editor
Pass carbon fee and dividend bill
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Letters to the Editor
It’s time for Collins to show courage
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Letters to the Editor
Time to confront problems caused by Trump
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Letters to the Editor
Let’s go back to rock salt and sand
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Letters to the Editor
Trump supporters shouldn’t have to live in fear
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Letters to the Editor
‘Do not forward’ letters can cause problems
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Letters to the Editor
Pouliot big part of Augusta’s renaissance
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Letters to the Editor
Honored to be running in Ward 3
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Letters to the Editor
LaRochelle, O’Brien for Augusta council
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Letters to the Editor
The capital is still growing
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Federal consumer protection laws should not be used to enable abusers who weaponize credit.
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Cummings, who died early Thursday morning at the age of 68, used his verve and influential words to defend his native Baltimore and crusade for the less advantaged.
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Maine Voices: Our state should embrace overdose prevention sites as the evidence-based step they areA federal judge recently ruled that they're not illegal, and data show that they save money, save lives and serve as a bridge into treatment.
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As the Trump drama plays out, we need Mark Twain's sharp analysis now, more than ever.
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Signs indicate a robust season ahead, but there's also good news: Needle haters may opt for a nasal spray, and President Trump is encouraging research on a universal vaccine.
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They may spend a lot in Augusta, but they don't always get their way - and they are often helpful.
