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Maine Compass: Maine’s biotech sector shows our economy the way forward

Coping with a recent COVID uptick, lingering inflation, and tight labor market conditions, Maine’s economy keeps fighting. Employers, employees, and job-seekers alike are showing unprecedented resilience, fighting adversity in ways that should make us all optimistic about the future. Tourism is undoubtedly an important piece of Maine’s economic puzzle. Millions of people flooded the streets […]

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Rep. Bill Bridgeo: Proposed mine in Katahdin region would harm cherished trout, salmon fisheries

I am writing to express my strong opposition to Wolfden Resources’ proposed mine near Picket Mountain in the Katahdin region. For decades, I and many others have enjoyed the freshwater fishery of Pleasant Lake, its flowage into Mud Lake, which is the headwater of the west branch of the Mattawamkeag River, downstream to Duck Pond […]

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Commentary: Nancy Pelosi and the protracted decay of democracy

Nancy Pelosi recently announced her intent to run for re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives. Pelosi has occupied that seat since 1987. In nearly four-decades of service, she has accumulated political power and financial resources, earned tremendous influence over Democratic policymaking, and advanced the interests of many of her constituents. She has also contributed […]