Let’s be intentional about encouraging leadership qualities in girls.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Opinion: Past time to solve our crisis of dental care
It’s time for policymakers, insurers and the dental industry to address the lack of coverage for treatment and ensure access for all.
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Opinion: Against the odds, collaboration will drive climate action in Maine
With an eye trained on economic growth, we can come together and change the way we build, heat and transport things.
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Scholars Strategy Network: Trump’s electoral victory no landslide
The new president has no mandate, but that doesn’t mean his impact won’t be felt.
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Commentary: It took me 30 years to read the wartime letters my father wrote to my mother
Fifty-nine letters, bound by a brittle rubber band, saved in a dresser drawer for a half-century. Wartime letters sent by my father to my mother at her family home in Chicago, written in his own hand on Navy letterhead, the precise print of an engineer, angled slightly to the right. Yellowed on the edges but […]
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Commentary: Drain the swamp? More like overt, unapologetic swampy displays at Mar-a-Lago
Donald Trump is not following through on his promises to make government better.
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Hilary Koch: Where’s Waldo County’s birthing care?
When the county’s labor and delivery closes, it’ll give expectant mothers more than just a long drive.
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Opinion: The biggest losers in the 2024 election? Our children.
During this holiday season, I hope that you will take a moment to stand up for kids.
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Opinion: Make daylight saving time permanent? The U.S. economy says yes.
America’s time-keeping took a few steps backward in the 20th century.
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Commentary: Universities have a free speech problem, but they won’t admit it
In Alcoholics Anonymous, the first step toward recovery is to acknowledge that you have a problem. You can’t get better until you admit that you’re not well. But our universities won’t do that. Look no further than the recent report from the Foundation for Individual Rights of Expression, or FIRE. Surveying more than 6,000 faculty […]