Too often, drivers view the posted speed limit as a mere suggestion.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Sheriff Kevin Joyce: America is ready for criminal justice reform – if Congress acts
It is all well and good to get tough on crime, but we need to get smarter on how we deal with it.
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Rep. Ken Fredette: Kavanaugh more than qualified for Supreme Court
He has a well-earned reputation as a brilliant jurist.
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Maine Voices: The right school culture, not academic proficiency, best prepares students for life
An atmosphere of belonging and teamwork, not competition and caution, are powerful keys to motivation and success.
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George Smith: Bring civility to your life
Focus on the right things in the right way, and you can help make your community better.
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Maine Voices: Maine workers suffered a catalog of indignities in earlier times
Those who celebrated the state’s first Labor Day in 1891 surely appreciated the well-deserved recognition.
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Maine Compass: Maine’s first formal Labor Day
The celebration in 1891 came against a backdrop of worker unrest.
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Will Bunch: John McCain and the 29-second ‘Rashomon’ moment that defined America’s coming crisis
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David Greene: Finding the essence of home in Waterville
What connects and comforts us defines a community.