Ordinary folks are finally seeing what Black people have experienced in this country.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Commentary: To boldly go where education in Maine has not gone before
High schoolers taking online early college classes from UMaine at Fort Kent will benefit from a collaboration that bridges education and emerging technologies.
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Scholars Strategy Network: The Maine Climate Plan is out – the rest is up to us
Gov. Janet Mills has correctly made climate one of her top priorities.
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Maine Voices: Staying safe faithfully this season means serving others
What better tribute to the one whose birth Christians are celebrating than to make small sacrifices out of love for our neighbors?
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Maine Voices: Child poverty is everyone’s problem
Even before the pandemic, too many Maine children were suffering from hunger, homelessness and neglect.
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Commentary: Russian hackers are winning the cyberwar
Foreign intelligence operatives have penetrated systems used by the federal government and major corporations.
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Bill Nemitz: A quiet ceremony, propelled by a proud history
The gathering of Maine’s four electors brought much-needed tranquility to a turbulent moment in history.
Posted inGreg Kesich, Op-Eds, Opinion
The View From Here: Vaccination needs to win over skeptics
A coronavirus vaccine won’t work unless almost everyone takes it. Will they?
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Maine Observer: Racial wounds come around again
Maine is no refuge from historical injustices that have been left unresolved too long.
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Commentary: If Facebook broke up, would anyone notice?
It would be hard on the company’s managers, but not on consumers or society.