Adam Norton creates and sells stone art from his front lawn in Waterville’s South End, Amy Calder writes.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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From the dreams of Dr. King to the nightmare that is Donald Trump | Opinion
As the anniversary of King’s immortal speech on the National Mall approaches, it’s on us to pursue his vision for America.
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Live Nation could be a death knell for Portland | Opinion
I hope our city won’t become a victim of ‘success.’
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VA health is the latest front in Trump’s DEI war | Victoria Hugo-Vidal
Removal of the guidelines prohibiting discrimination by medical providers against patients, and vice versa, is yet another red flag.
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Maine’s changing climate is making us sick | Opinion
The cooler, less humid summers of our past are gone. We must recognize the impact that climate change has on our health.
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Like the Red Sox, Maine Republicans seem content to coast | Jim Fossel
The party continues to rest on its laurels. Eternal mediocrity beckons.
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John Adams recognized the danger of self-interest. Can’t we? | Opinion
My faith in my present government is waning; my faith in my fellow citizens is not.
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My family camp in Maine stirs memories of simpler politics | Opinion
I long for the days when politicians were merely ‘terrible.’
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Maine gubernatorial candidate spreads hate on campaign trail | Steve Collins
If Republican Robert ‘Bobby’ Charles wants to win the Blaine House, he must realize that Maine’s immigrants deserve his support just as much as other state residents.
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Thank you, Coach Convery, a class act who changed lives | Opinion
I am a better person and teacher because of Ray Convery, the longtime Winthrop High School girls basketball coach who passed away last month.