Lack of funding closes two of state’s treatment centers; high cost of treatment often freezes out those who want help.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Why not draw straws? Elections are all random anyway
Before insisting that elections really reflect the will of the people, consider how random events — weather, traffic, work schedules and personal interest — factor into whether an individual will vote.
Medal of Freedom winners offer respite from politics
In other news, Carson’s goofy beliefs and Trump’s lies make them spectacularly unsuitable to be president.
Post-Thanksgiving potpourri
Pampered college pouters, GOP surge in state governments, feeling like strangers in the homeland.
Honor the Maine woods tradition
Opposition to national park is rooted in fear of change, not acceptance of current reality of a dying paper industry.
Thankful for things we take for granted
I’m grateful for friends, freedom and the wisdom of this country’s founders.
Inspirational speakers have messages everyone can take to heart
‘People of Color Fund,’ a new project for Maine Community Foundation, acknowledges accomplishments by people of color in Maine.
Teens’ internal clocks run an hour behind
Studies show a ‘sleep phase delay’ means teens need a later bedtime — and a later wake-up, as well.
After Waterville displays, how can teens believe adults can be trusted?
School staff entitled to their opinions, but their first responsibility is to the youth under their guidance.
Sexual assault victims need to know that support is always available
When abuse victim’s ID kept secret as protection, the alleged perpetrator’s voice is the only voice that is heard