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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Maine Compass: Maine faces choice on women’s health
The state can regress and put up barriers, or progress to gain better outcomes.
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Jim Fossel: What the first campaign finance reports tell us about the governor’s race
It’s early, but the amount of money raised by a candidate does yield some information.
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Maine Compass: The future of biomass energy
An editorial in this newspaper, and criticism from the governor, missed the mark.
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Maine Compass: ‘Protect the Earth and treat everyone with love and kindness’
America deserves better than hate from Trump and short-sighted energy policies from LePage.
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Maine Compass: Every homeless veteran counts
A committee is dedicated to finding and helping every homeless veteran in Maine.
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Maine Compass: Special case of the ‘dreamers’ calls for solution based on country’s values
They are fellow citizens in all but name, and we should bring them fully into the American family.
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Maine Compass: ‘Dreamers’ deal bad for GOP, US
Any DACA fix is a bad deal because it goes against Trump’s America-first agenda.
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Maine Compass: Citizen initiatives put power in right hands
It seems it is just the Augusta establishment that thinks it is “out of control.”
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Douglas Rooks: In Waterville, downtown renaissance meets party politics
Mike Roy, the city manager, has been with Waterville through major changes, with more to come.