L.D. 1272 will cut costs, allowing people to buy the prescription medication they need.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
George Smith: Inspiration found all over Maine
Everywhere you look, people are working hard to help others.
Commentary: Maine towns should have a say in for-profit transmission projects
L.D. 1383 – requiring local approval for eminent domain in proposals like the CMP corridor – would protect towns and property owners.
Jim Fossel: Mills’ first veto reveals much
Will the legislative Democrats buck the new governor or fall in line?
The Maine Millennial: Not perfect, but still a heckuva mother
She may have flaws, but they’re really just technicalities. Mother’s Day is a time to appreciate the big picture.
Jay Ambrose: Yes, there really, truly is a crisis at the border
Can you believe it? Even The New York Times has come around to seeing there is a crisis at the southern border and it has to be addressed, which is to say, Democrats should give the Trump administration the $4.5 billion it has requested to deal with death, sickness and misery. This horror is afflicting […]
Maine Compass: A mother’s hands are asked to do so much
I looked at my hands this morning because they ache, they are numb, and they have lost most of their strength and dexterity. They look to be every bit as old as they are. Then I thought of how well they have served me until recently, and of what they have accomplished. From the time […]
Maine Compass: Step up to save Maine’s brown ash trees
The emerald ash borer, a parasitic beetle that has already killed ash trees across the United States, was first detected in Maine last May.
Bill Nemitz: Don’t want your kid vaccinated? Just play the ‘God card’
The debate over the ‘religious exemption’ to Maine’s mandatory vaccination law is starting to sound like an old ‘Seinfield’ episode.
Douglas Rooks: Kennebec County’s wise experiments
County law enforcement is taking action, and showing state officials what can be done.