Voters need to know whether he is willing to move beyond careful generalities on the issue.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Fish passage, flood control and a Maine town united | Nature Connects
On the Narraguagus River in Cherryfield, a community-focused restoration effort serves as a model for reopening sea-run fish pathways.
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Maine must remain steadfast in tackling overdose crisis | Opinion
The LEAD program takes a human approach with the Mainers who need it most. We need to support its long-term viability by funding it.
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Troy Jackson shows us what a Democrat should be | Mark Dion
Jackson has continued to fight tirelessly for the people who built this state, which is why I’m voting for him to be Maine’s next governor.
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An ICE field office is a miserable place | Opinion
There was something powerful about Mainers crossing state lines to stand up for other Mainers last month.
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Leave my alma mater alone | Victoria Hugo-Vidal
A Trump administration “investigation” into Smith College’s admitting transgender women is vexing nonsense.
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For Palestinians, the Nakba never ended | Opinion
Their ongoing suffering in Gaza is simply an extension of the tragic happenings of 1948.
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Nirav Shah is the leader Maine needs now | Opinion
We need a governor who is battle-tested and who will work tirelessly to lift the Trump administration’s “curtain of darkness.”
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One name and one mission, one unique candidacy: Graham’s | Opinion
Like Sting, Bono and Oprah, a last name almost feels unnecessary for the Democratic frontrunner in Maine’s U.S. Senate race.
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Susan Collins’ Kavanaugh vote has had catastrophic consequences for women | Opinion
The senator’s support for the conservative Supreme Court justice should not be forgotten when they go to the polls in November.