People don’t outgrow this ancient and complex protein, and even trace amounts can trigger intestinal damage.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
The deeper the darkness, the easier it is to see a single light
If the human eye can see a candle burning 30 miles away, the distance enclosed is nearly 11,310 square miles, about one-third the state of Maine.
Whoever Jesus was, there’s never been anyone like him since
Whether intentionally or not, Jesus did end up igniting a worldwide crusade.
Restore bonding authority to the people
Legislature must ensure that no governor will be able to ‘freeze’ duly approved bonds to make political points.
Even atheists, agnostics enjoy holiday season
Non-religious care packages appreciated by 22 percent of military personnel who are unaffiliated with a religion.
Our shopping habits killed downtown, changes can bring back Main Street
Back in the day, customer service was more than a slogan, and shopping and visiting went hand-in-hand.
How Christmas brings joy to those often without
The laughter and songs of children bring happy tears to elderly woman.
Trump has more support than we think
Poll confirms that Democrats should fear the depths of his support.
Santa needs to bring us some sanity before rage consumes our Christmas spirit
This year, Americans seem to have too little Christmas spirit and too much fear and outright hatred.
LePage shows lack of insight, poor grasp of statistics on opiate problem
The war-on-drugs approach he favors has cost $3 trillion and failed to work for 40 years.