As it has throughout our history, the political pendulum is moving as we vote.
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Bill Nemitz: Brooks Pentecostal Church, trying to climb out of a crisis, digs deeper
The pastor at the center of Waldo County’s COVID-19 outbreak finally apologized – or did he?
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Bill Nemitz: This is what teen democracy looks like
Just when Maine needs them most, high schoolers rise to the occasion as election workers.
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Bill Nemitz: The day the ‘news’ descended on the tiny town of Harrison
With video cameras rolling, ‘Hoosier News Now’ turned a peaceful day into a pain in the backside.
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Bill Nemitz: With Trump’s diagnosis comes a moment of clarity
Mainers now have a chance to bridge the COVID-19 divide.
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Bill Nemitz: It’s time to shove back against ‘push polls’
Assuming the perpetrators can be found.
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Bill Nemitz: Drowning in political ads? Try this democracy preserver
Stand With Maine powers on in its quest to control campaign spending by way of an amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
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Bill Nemitz: As the fools in Washington speak, the guns in Maine multiply
Trump administration official Michael Caputo needs a time out. So do Mainers who are frantically stocking up on firearms.
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Bill Nemitz: It’s now official – Donald Trump owns Maine Sen. Susan Collins
The Republican incumbent’s refusal to answer ‘the question’ betrays her fear of a president gone rogue.
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Bill Nemitz: True grit – from public housing to a scholarship that bears her name
Local housing authorities, normally associated with putting a roof over low-income Mainers’ heads, help ‘break the cycle of poverty’ by way of a college education.