The religious worldview will define the next four years, and maybe more, even in public schools.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Douglas Rooks: Ranked-choice voting tests the system
Constitutional concerns could cause problems, showing the downside of legislating through referendum.
Greg Kesich: Bernie Sanders’ agenda can win in Maine if a candidate can pull it off
His success should give Democrats pause as the 2018 gubernatorial campaign approaches.
Maine Compass: LePage’s proposed cuts cast school leaders as fat to be trimmed
Good administrators are key to students’ success, and that’s enough reason to reject funding changes.
Another View: LePage drops ball on Patriots criticism
His disdain for the owner of the Super Bowl champs is both hypocritical and misinformed.
Column: The dog show’s ugly business
At this month’s Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, cruelty will be on parade.
Don Roberts: Is it immigration, or invasion?
The president has to have the ability to take steps to keep America safe.
Maine Compass: Federal response to court orders on travel ban flirts with constitutional crisis
Judicial freezes on the rollout of the policy and Trump’s tone in tweets suggest a battle is ahead.
Maine Compass: Good public schools power democracy
We cannot have a strong republic without an educated public.
Maine Compass: Trump’s pick for Labor won’t support Maine families
Andrew Puzder’s history shows a stunning lack of concern for workers.