The major candidates for president leave a lot to be desired.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Rooks: Denials won’t solve undercover issues at Maine Warden Service
It’s a shame that state officials weren’t more open to answering legitimate questions about their actions and policies.
Take care of trade workers
Low pay, decreasing benefits and support part of the reason there is a shortage of construction workers.
Karen Heck: Three events bring rays of hope
Fortunately for Maine, and the writer’s blood pressure, there are good people working hard for the state every day.
DHHS: State tackling addiction
Contrary to the newspaper’s editorial, the agency is moving at an appropriate speed in nurturing programs that will work.
Caron: The everyday heroes among us
They may not be risking their lives, but we should be grateful for them nonetheless.
Keillor: Well, aren’t you just the sweetest
There should be a national holiday for compromise and tolerance.
What’s next for solar in Maine
There’s some uncertainty in the market now, but an event June 23 by Sustain Mid Maine can help consumers weigh their options.
Don Roberts: Primaries take center stage
Local contests set for June 14 feature some interesting matchups.
Fishermen needlessly on the hook for uncertainties of stock estimates
Scientists must hold themselves to the same high standard they demand from the fishing industry.