Tax credits that have protected Maine are ripe targets for Republican cuts — unless our senior senator steps up to stop them.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Can Trump deliver on his promise for peace? | Opinion
The president’s go-it-alone approach to diplomacy will make peace more elusive.
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Maine’s foster children deserve far better | Opinion
The end of MaineGeneral’s Pediatric Rapid Evaluation Program is a devastating blow.
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Like it or not, Susan Collins and Jared Golden have Mainers’ respect | Steve Collins
What do they stand for? Better to ignore the hardliners and ask the quiet crowd in the middle.
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The school much of Maine really needs | Opinion
During my studies, I designed a prototype high school for rural students whose strengths and needs are not supported by traditional school settings.
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Maine DoE won’t solve problem of phones in class | Douglas Rooks
Individual school districts are better placed to take on the omnipresent phone.
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Wabanaki nations still waiting on justice | Opinion
These communities are poorer, sicker and less empowered than they should be. Maine can change that.
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What does Portland Hearts of Pine have to do with climate change? | Opinion
It’s my belief that our soccer hype can be channeled into environmental action.
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Jared Golden makes a scapegoat of Indivisible movement | Opinion
Maine’s local chapters aren’t under any nefarious national control.
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Wabanaki studies law must be enforced in Maine schools | Opinion
The 2001 law has never been properly implemented in our classrooms. That needs to change.