The increasing number of seniors has implications in a number of areas of public policy, particularly in our home state.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Another View: LePage administration not withholding information on Riverview
DHHS has worked closely with the city of Augusta on the plan for a new facility.
George Smith: Ranked-choice voting antidote to political ugliness
Less negative advertising is just one change that happens when places enact the new system of voting.
Kathleen Parker: Trump’s truth sets us free
The birther movement was racist at its core, and the Republican presidential candidate was its chief perpetrator.
Column: Early education is one of our most important investments
Quality care and education programs for young children are proven workforce and economic development tools.
Caron: The source of America’s anger
There are just too few quality jobs, and we have technology to blame.
Column: The ‘malaise’ of Trump’s America
Identity politics are further alienating ‘forgoten men and women’ from America’s future.
Krauthammer: Hillary sharpens, Trump softens, but she falls as he rises
In this weird election, there is no past, and Trump shamelessly takes advantage.
Harmon: Clinton showing true colors
The polls are tightening as the Democrat shows how she really feels about many Americans.
Kimberly Martin: Vote for excellent schools in Augusta
Who residents choose on Nov. 8 will make a big difference in the future of the city’s schools.