Our policymakers must reject efforts to cut wages for child care educators.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Jim Fossel: Enough with the concept drafts already
The half-hearted “reform” Maine Democrats agreed to benefits lobbyists. It does nothing for voters, who are being gravely disrespected.
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The Maine Millennial: Checking in on Sara Gideon’s campaign millions
Yup, still sitting there.
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Opinion: Return of land to Penobscot Nation will make history
Practicality, not politics, is the driving factor in acquiring and returning 30,000 acres to the tribe.
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Opinion: How to prevent the Maine restaurant apocalypse
A longtime chef and restaurateur asks a provocative question: How’s that factory food, bub?
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Opinion: Nordic Aquafarms saga should serve as a warning
We cannot let our guard down against similar schemes.
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Opinion: Keep the French doors closed to Charles Kushner
A convicted felon with no diplomatic experience should not be in the running for an important ambassadorship.
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Douglas Rooks: Voter ID and red flag initiatives are good for Maine
Ballot questions on voting and firearms safety have the potential to encourage turnout and keep partisanship to a minimum.
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Opinion: It’s when believing in things feels hard that we have to do it
In these times of deep discord and disorienting differences, we need our beliefs to underpin connection and action.
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RFK Jr. can take Maine approach to food nationwide
Maine gets the food system right. So does Robert F. Kennedy Jr., now in line to lead the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Chef Andrew Gruel writes.