The $10.3 million bond is a smart investment in the town’s future.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Isgro: We have achieved great things, but much work remains
Harness Waterville’s momentum and move to the future, the incumbent candidate says.
Commentary: Maine’s history on Medicaid expansion is not a reasont to vote no
The 2002 effort different from the ACA approach, which has worked well in other rural states.
Erik Thomas: Committed to Waterville
A history of service to the city in many ways sets him apart, the mayoral candidate says.
George Smith: Candidates should make a pledge for civility
As a new initiative aims to bring civil discourse back to Maine politics, candidates for governor should take the lead.
Community Compass: Saving Belgrade Central School
Voting yes on the referendum would start the process of withdrawal, and allow residents to figure out if it is the right path.
Isgro: We have achieved great things in Waterville, but much work remains
Harness Waterville’s momentum and move to the future, the mayor says.
Levesque: Waterville needs opportunities for tomorrow’s workers
The city needs to be an attractive place for employees and employers, the mayoral candidate says.
Maine Compass: Federal government failed in Puerto Rico
We owe its U.S. citizens the same commitment and vigor that we offered Houston and Miami.
Charles Lawton: Maine needs to dive into pool of labor that stopped seeking a job
It offers the most workers, but to tap into it requires a fundamental change by employers and educators.