It was wrong to round up Japanese-Americans 75 years ago, and today’s Muslims are no different.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Community Compass: St. Mark’s still serving Augusta
We are using different, innovative approaches, but we are still here.
Community Compass: Worrisome conflicts on Waterville City Council
The city’s policy is insufficient to maintain credibility.
Caron: Christmas memories that shaped us
None of our holidays invokes more fond memories than Christmas. Perhaps that’s because Christmas is a time of charity, giving and gratitude. Memory is an extraordinary gift that we each have. It never appeared under a tree. We came with it into the world, and it now defines who we are. Our memory is like […]
Our Opinion: In Planned Parenthood fight, stakes are high
Thousands of Mainers and their families would be affected if its funding is cut.
Harmon: Germans do Christmas big
The attacks on holiday markets in Europe are a reminder of why we need Christmas.
Rooks: Global warming on wartime footing
With the election of Donald Trump, it will be difficult to make up ground against a problem that is getting worse.
Maine Compass: Voting system denies democracy
One person does not always equal one vote, and that’s a problem.
Smith: A special Christmas at church
A new pastor has re-energenized the Readfield Methodist Church.
Parker: For Roof, death is too easy
The columnist looks toward the Bible for advice on how to serve justice in the South Carolina church shootings.