Editorials
Our View: Roux Institute a giant leap for Maine
Armed with a $100 million gift, a new center for data study could build a community of companies and workers.
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Editorials
Our View: State must fill growing gap in affordable housing
A bill now before the Legislature could double the units built every year in Maine.
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Editorials
Our View: Harsh state drug laws doing more harm than good
It's too easy for Mainers struggling with addiction to end up with the burden of a felony conviction.
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Columnists
Hydro-Quebec: What ‘A Deadly Shade of Green’ got wrong
The report was neither accurate nor balanced, a company spokesperson says.
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Columnists
George Smith: Blessed to live here
Life in the columnist's hometown provides a respite from today's nasty, ugly, partisan world.
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Columnists
Maine Compass: Honoring the memory of the Holocaust
On the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, remember that the rise of fascism can happen again.
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Columnists
Maine Compass: What impeachment means for fair trials in America, and why you should care
Special interests want us to pursue claims in a private forum, but we must hold on to our due process rights.
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Columnists
Commentary: An unhealthy trend – fewer Americans have a primary care doctor
People with a with a doctor are healthier, but the relationship is becoming less common.
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Columnists
Maine Compass: CMP project a bad deal for Maine
The Land Use Planning Commission's decision to certify the project ignores the enormous harm the transmission line will bring to western Maine.
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Local & State
Bill Nemitz: ‘All aboard’ for a trip back in time
The Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad seeks community support as it links Maine's past with its future.
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Columnists
Maine Compass: Anniversary reminds that reproductive health is still under attack
Today, the attacks on abortion providers are most often in the courts and state legislatures.
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Opinion
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Letters to the Editor
Kobe Bryant lived a full life
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Letters to the Editor
Vaccines are not a ‘Big Pharma’ issue
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Letters to the Editor
Buy local to save local stores
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Remarks at school board meeting misinterpreted
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Sen. Collins has stood up for fair trial
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Letters to the Editor
Question 1 not about ‘Big Pharma’
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Letters to the Editor
Support bill to jettison CMP
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Letters to the Editor
Campaign finance reform a top issue
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Letters to the Editor
Bill addresses Maine’s child care crisis
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Letters to the Editor
Power authority would lower costs
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Letters to the Editor
Nixon’s election interference cost US lives
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Letters to the Editor
We must protect Medicare Advantage
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State Department of Health and Human Services officials roll out a plan to fulfill the promises made when the Pineland Center was closed.
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We're doing most of the right things to save lives. We just need to do more.
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As Republicans voted to keep Trump's trial short and painless, Collins took offense to a Democrat's blunt words.
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The president shows that he is capable of taking an incremental approach toward accomplishing his goals.
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At a time when Washington is trying hard to roll back progress on issues like the environment and health care, he'll move us forward.
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Will Bunch: Saudi Arabia murdered a journalist and blackmailed Jeff Bezos. Trump sent them US troopsThe Philadelphia Inquirer (TNS)
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Los Angeles Times (TNS)
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Cardboard, paper and plastic from packaging and containers is filling up the waste stream, and costly taxpayers.
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