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Based on what happened after Oregon legalized the practice, it’s incompatible with values held by Mainers.

The new federal report shows action is needed. Carbon fee and dividend is the way to go.

A crackdown on a Lewiston syringe exchange effort also needlessly pits public health against law enforcement.

I’ve worked alongside many people I didn’t agree with. You can too.

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month, and Maine in particular should pay attention.

The Land Use Planning Commission would open millions of unspoiled acres to development.

The measure would offer the dying an option to minimize needless suffering.

It’s not enough to simply administer existing law.

If we are going to reduce carbon emissions, we’ll need more hydropower.