The state parties aren’t offering anything of real substance, and it’s frustrating voters.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
George Smith: What we can learn from George Mitchell
The U.S. senator accomplished so much in his illustrious career that often bridged political party divides.
Referendum questions put new laws on a dangerous fast track
None of these proposals should be allowed to pass, or we can expect more risky laws in the future.
Column: Maine must cultivate North Atlantic ties
Now is the time to create enduring trade cultural ties in and near the Arctic — there’s no need to wait for ice to melt.
Column: Madison taxpayers deserve better
UPM Paper wants to devalue the closed paper mill and assure that it is not sold to a competitor.
McCabe: All hands on deck for Maine forest products industry
Despite its hardships, the industry is absolutely vital to our economy.
Caron: PUC puts big business ahead of Maine
The state should encourage energy independence, not send more of our money to Wall Street.
Harmon: US must clearly identify enemy to win war on terror
Political correctness won’t help us beat radical Islamicists.
Mitchell: Facing the challenge of aging in Maine
The increasing number of seniors has implications in a number of areas of public policy, particularly in our home state.
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.