When abuse victim’s ID kept secret as protection, the alleged perpetrator’s voice is the only voice that is heard
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Fifty shades of gray could be a first-rate marketing plan for Maine’s future
Extensive program of geriatric infrastructure investments could be paid for by eliminating public education.
Paris attacks: Another war is not the answer
Putting our soldiers on the ground in Syria is what Islamic State wants.
We can be sensitive to Muslims’ feelings but cannot appease violent extremists
If Western scholars can speak freely and critically about Judaism and Christianity, they also should enjoy the same right when it comes to Islam.
Multi-pronged treatment plan is only way addiction can be overcome successfully
No one with the power and money to take action has asked competent addiction doctors in Maine what really works.
Terrorists try to dim civilization in Paris, the City of Lights
Who among candidates for president can step up and heed the call for decisive action?
Still able to find right stuff to write about
I’ll keep writing as long as what I say has value to others and offers them — and me — comfort.
BIW, workers must cooperate to ensure shipyard’s future
The competition is stiff for government contracts and winning will be based on one criterion – cost.
Downeaster funding should be rerouted to much-needed road repairs
The sum spent on rail upgrades and extensions is irrational when factoring in low ridership numbers.
Freezing credit report can protect the youngest victims of identity theft
Maine is among the states to target this unseen theft by allowing parents to freeze child’s credit record.