They are antithetical to the long-term interests of the city, and unfair to residential homeowners.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Greg Kesich: We’re living in the ‘U.S. of ADHD’
Constant distraction is taking its toll and characterizes our time alongside ‘The Age of Anxiety’ and ‘Prozac Nation.’
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Jim Fossel: Maine should keep courts from becoming political battlegrounds
If elected officials and activists don’t act responsibility, it could happen, as it has elsewhere.
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Commentary: College students are more complex and caring than we assume
Los Angeles Times
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Maine Voices: Laws already on the books to protect abused kids should be reviewed
Mandatory reporters, when properly trained, can help bring abuse and neglect to authorities’ attention.
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Maine Compass: Heart of trade battle with U.S. is China’s rising economic competitiveness
As its rival vies for the lead in future-oriented fields, the U.S. must intensify its innovation and tech efforts.
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Commentary: As Maine goes, so may go the nation on Kavanaugh confirmation
Sen. Collins should go with Kavanaugh for one simple reason: He is the best person for the job.
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Maine Voices: 1970s China could teach us a thing or two about Old World sustainability
Every minute, one garbage truck worth of plastic is dumped into the ocean, according to a study.
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Commentary: How school district fraud and waste cuts into teacher pay
Administrative excess expands school budgets.