If the president gets his way, the world’s largest such arch will be erected in D.C. I’d suggest we give close thought to the style’s historical significance — and proceed with caution.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Cutting property taxes in Maine? That’s gonna be a no from me, dawg. | Victoria Hugo-Vidal
As imperfect as our system is, it beats starving municipal government of needed revenue and watching public schools crumble.
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Back to the drawing board on data privacy in Maine | Jim Fossel
A lot has changed in the two years since legislators last took up the issue; a new bill tries to reflect that.
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Maine’s electrical grid investment can’t be deferred | Opinion
Every year we wait, our aging infrastructure becomes more vulnerable and more expensive to fix.
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Graham Platner goes punk in Portland | Opinion
‘Shuck the Oligarchy: In Which a Maine Oyster Farmer Running for Senate Crowd Surfs at a Concert.’
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My son lives life in Maine as it should be | Opinion
Folks are tough up there, I’m told. And folks are helpful.
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Maine Democrats have me excited about the future | Opinion
The party has several excellent candidates running for governor. Find one who resonates with you and get behind them.
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Online romance scams prey on our basic nature | Opinion
These deceptions succeed because they are built around something profoundly, inherently human: the wish to be desired and to be chosen.
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Maine needs all hands on deck for health care affordability | Opinion
Punishing insurers is not the answer.
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The erosion of lawful governance demands a congressional response | Opinion
Oversight hearings, statutory clarifications and the power of the purse remain the most immediate and lawful tools available to restore balance amid the Trump administration’s abuses.