An editorial left out critical facts about the economic benefits that would result from the passage of Question 1.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Jim Fossel: Blaine House candidates, show us your tax returns
Maine voters deserve that level of transparency.
Maine Compass: Trafficking is all around us, and program links victims with aid
Preble Street’s efforts to build awareness help lead those trapped back to safety and services.
Maine Compass: The last thank-you note for salmon?
If Maine wants another season of fishing for salmon in the Penobscot, regulations must be enforced and protected.
Community Compass: No better time to approve Messalonskee track and facilities projects
The upgrades aren’t an “extra” — they are a crucial improvement to our children’s education.
More urgency needed in tackling problem that can seriously harm children – lead paint
It’s a widespread danger and we have the tools to address it, but we need to commit and take action.
Douglas Rooks: Elections, not referenda, are the answer
Legislating should be done at the State House; Maine can start by electing better legislators, and a better governor.
Community Compass: Bond for performing arts center at Winslow school too big to pass
Voters should shoot it down, and allow the Town Council to come up with a more fiscally responsible proposal.
George Smith: Join in the fight against climate change
It’s necessary to take steps now for the sake of our kids and grandkids.