There’s help for parents and guardians who think their teen may be in trouble.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Strengthening Maine’s rural economy
We need to make sure that the state’s economic rebound occurs statewide.
Why tax conformity matters to Maine
A limited extension is the best way for Maine to meet the many needs we are dealing with this legislative session.
For the sake of Maine students, we must do more to support teachers
Paying top educators to mentor them and setting a base wage would improve teaching effectiveness.
The unsustainable national debt
Sanders and Clinton would both expand the welfare state and grow the government’s IOUs.
OBAMA: The heroin crisis could touch anyone
It’s time for common-sense steps to help addicts reach recovery, and support law enforcement.
ANOTHER VIEW: Good Will-Hinckley’s purpose changed along with the times
Its new mission is very consistent with the best thinking on supporting young people.
Addressing addiction begins with science
Neurobiology and medical communities now widely accept that addiction is a chronic health issue.
Hillary’s very public private server
The continuing controversy over Clinton’s emails will continue to dog her.
Douglas Rooks: A missing link in Maine’s corrections system
Given renewed awareness of the costs of locking people up for decades, is it time to bring back parole?