These programs are doing their part every day for the state’s children and families. The rest of us must do ours to support them.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Health insurance companies should pay a price for abandoning Maine | Opinion
If a company chooses profits over people in our state, it should be barred from returning for 20 years.
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I may not have what it takes to be an influencer | Opinion
I’m no Meghan, Duchess of Sussex — and that’s OK.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Long-term care pharmacy change would endanger Maine’s seniors | Opinion
Thousands are at risk if these facilities close their doors due to changes to Medicare Part D reimbursements. Swift action is needed now.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Fewer school districts for better public schools in Maine | Douglas Rooks
If Maine recommits to building better schools, it must spread the benefits fairly. This is best achieved with large, diverse school districts.
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Maine should embrace the power of kid-led leadership | Opinion
Youth voices can shift a community faster than those of adults.
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Community is the best cure for social anxiety | Opinion
It’s time to take our lives back — together.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion, Steve Collins
If Janet Mills doesn’t wake up and start fighting, she’s toast | Steve Collins
Unless she corrects course, the governor’s Senate campaign is headed for disaster.
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Why I’m choosing enthusiasm over experience in this Senate race | Opinion
I don’t want a senator who is going to hit the ground running in a Senate that is more attached to decorum than to making life livable for those of us outside the Beltway. That’s why I’m supporting Graham Platner.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Short-term thinking is not the approach we need on climate change | Opinion
We need to embrace strategies that will sustain our efforts over the long haul.