Muslim immigrants who have already arrived say it will speak to whether they are really welcome.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Cynthia Dill: President’s first state dinner went exactly as it should
For the moment, the Trump White House looked entirely presidential.
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Maine Voices: Realistically? Maine’s fatal overdoses will increase this year
Alleged funding for opioid addiction treatment turns out to be a myth – and the annual death spiral is likely to continue.
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Maine Voices: Don’t let ‘jobs and economy’ mantra obscure need for racial and social justice
A financial appeal will win over the working class, but a message of hope and serving the common good will unite the country.
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Maine Compass: During National Park Week, recognize the importance of Acadia
Maine’s national park helps drive our tourism economy, and maintenance is long overdue.
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Another View: Legislature must act on opioids
The cost in lives if they don’t is enormous.
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Douglas Rooks: As Waterville mayor shows, anger and outrage fuel a vicious cycle
It is times like this we have to learn to use democracy.
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Maine Voices: Lake associations do great conservation work, and they need your help
Along with preserving the environment for the common good, stewards can learn, have fun and build community.
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George Smith: Can’t we all just get along?
The timing is right for the 32nd annual Thomas Nevola, MD Symposium, which this year will focus on civility in public discourse.